Waveshare Long-wave IR Thermal Imaging Camera HAT (B) for Raspberry Pi, 90° FOV, 80×62 Pixels
The Waveshare Long-wave IR Thermal Imaging Camera HAT (B) is a Raspberry Pi add-on board featuring an 80×62 pixel microbolometer array for accurate non-contact temperature measurement and real-time thermal video streaming up to 25 FPS.
Features
- 80×62 pixel hybrid microbolometer/thermopile array for precise thermal imaging with ±1.5°C accuracy.
- Supports 45° or 90° Field of View (FOV) lens options for basic or wide-angle monitoring applications.
- Shutterless design enables continuous thermal video streaming at up to 25 frames per second.
- Each pixel is factory-calibrated for uniformity, with a Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference (NETD) of 125mK.
- Connects directly via the Raspberry Pi’s standard 40-pin GPIO header, powered by 5V.
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The Waveshare Thermal Imaging Camera HAT (B) integrates a long-wave infrared sensor onto a compact Raspberry Pi HAT form factor. Its hybrid sensing technology combines a microbolometer for imaging with a thermopile for accurate temperature calculation, enabling non-contact thermal measurement across a wide -40°C to 400°C range. The board operates without a mechanical shutter, providing uninterrupted thermal video feeds suitable for real-time monitoring and analysis.
Designed for system integrators and developers, this thermal camera HAT outputs processed thermal data and images via the Pi’s GPIO interface, compatible with standard Raspberry Pi OS libraries. Its robust construction supports industrial environments, making it suitable for embedding into IoT systems requiring thermal awareness, from automated inspection to predictive maintenance and smart building controls.
Additional Information
| Weight | 0.02 kg |
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| Dimensions | 7 × 11 × 3 cm |
