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So I replaced it with a Teensy 3.2 hoping it would have enough resources to successfully interface to the Lepton. Unfortunately after soldering the Teensy to a Sparkfun breakout board I stressed the processor BGA package and made the board unreliable. I decided to follow Max's lead and build a test platform using a Teensy 3.5 that I had (selected for the multiple SPI interfaces and copious RAM). Both Max and Damien were very gracious when I sent them various questions. Damien Walsh's Leptonic is also really well done and works with the Lepton 3.5 as well. He has done a great job and I pored over his code. Max Ritter's DIY Thermocam is probably the most mature and well known.

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Pure Engineering is to be commended for making these devices available to makers and provides a wealth of code examples, many designed to work with the previous Lepton models. There are a lot of other great projects online to help get going with the FLIR sensors. Although the device has good default settings I found enabling some features wasn't well documented and the video SPI interface (VoSPI) challenging to implement due to its real-time constraints.

It is a very capable device with a moderately complex interface, both firmware and hardware.

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However it soon became obvious that I'd need a simpler platform to learn how to use the Lepton module when I started reading the documentation and playing with the various demo codebases. All rights reserved.The long-term goal is to create a capable thermal imaging camera using the Beaglebone Black and a 7' LCD cape as the platform matching some of the features of high end commercial products. Specifications are subject to change without notice. Diversion contrary to US law is prohibited.

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NASDAQ: FLIR Equipment described herein is subject to US export regulations and may require a license prior to export. Wilsonville, OR 97070 PH: +1 877.773.3547ĬHINA FLIR Systems Co., Ltd Room 502, West Wing, Hanwei Building No.

Mechanical Package dimensions – socket version (w x l x h)Įnvironmental Optimum operating temperature rangeĬORPORATE HEADQUARTERS FLIR Systems, Inc. Input supply voltage (nominal) Power dissipation (Typical, room temp)Ģ.8 V, 1.2 V, 2.8 V to 3.1 V IO 140 mW (operating), 650 mW (during shutter event), 4 mW (standby) User-selectable 14-bit, 8-bit (AGC applied), or 24-bit RGB (AGC and colorization applied) Output image independent of camera temperature.

Uses standard cell phone-compatible power supplies Ĩ.8 Hz (commercial application exportable)Īutomatic.

Simplifies development & manufacturing of thermal-enabled devices

Integrated digital thermal image processing.

Uncooled thermal imaging for small electronics

Low operating power – 140 mW typical, 650 mW during shutter event.

Greater resolution & sensitivity than common thermopile arrays Smaller than a dime and ten times less expensive than a traditional IR camera, the Lepton 3 brings high quality thermal vision everywhere.

The new, higher resolution Lepton 3 gives users better image detail in a powerful, compact, lightweight package for even greater utility in commercial applications as both a thermal camera and a detection sensor. The revolutionary Lepton was the first complete longwave infrared thermal camera small enough to be used in smartphones and other mobile devices.

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160 x 120 High Resolution Micro Thermal Camera The FLIR Lepton 3, FLIR’s highest resolution LWIR micro thermal camera solution, delivers full 160 x 120 thermal resolution – a 4x increase over earlier Lepton versions.