The USDA/ARS is seeking a hyperspectral camera for use with their existing large sample benchtop scanning system. The camera must be a short-wave infrared (SWIR) hyperspectral imaging camera with an objective lens, and it must be compatible with the existing system and Resonon's Spectronon Software. The minimum requirements for the camera include a line scan, coverage of the 1000-2500 nm spectral range, equal or greater than 245 spectral channels, spectral resolution equal or better than 7.7 nm (FWHM), spatial pixels equal or greater than 640, and an f-stop of 1.8 or lower. The camera must also have US-based customer service and an objective lens of 25 mm or similar. The delivery schedule is 60 days after award, and the place of delivery is the USDA/ARS facility in Hilo, HI.
• The camera must be a SWIR hyperspectral camera system
• The camera must be compatible with the existing large sample benchtop scanning system and Resonon's Spectronon Software
• The camera must have a line scan and cover the 1000-2500 nm spectral range
• The camera must have equal or greater than 245 spectral channels and spectral resolution equal or better than 7.7 nm (FWHM)
• The camera must have spatial pixels equal or greater than 640 and an f-stop of 1.8 or lower
• The camera must have US-based customer service and an objective lens of 25 mm or similar
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