SNAPSCAN NIR evaluation system
The SNAPSCAN family provides a user-friendly system to both advanced and new R&D users. Just point and click to create a hyperspectral image. Without making any concessions on the quality of your data.

spectral range | 600 – 975nm |
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spectral resolution | 100 bands |
spatial resolution | up to 5MP |
cube acquisition time | 2 to 20 s |
lens compatibility | C-mount optics |
- Acquire images with high spatial and spectral resolutions in seconds.
- Get instant insights thanks to imec’s included software for acquisition, pre-processing and visualization.
- Enjoy minimal preparation time thanks to hyperspectral imaging without translating stage.
This complete evaluation kit includes, besides the camera, all required accessories, lens recommendations, an optional evaluation setup, acquisition and analysis software, manuals and remote support – from basic help to tailored application support.
Applications
- digital microscopy for pathology
- cytogenetics & histology
- wound monitoring & diagnostics
- mineral & material characterization
- precision agriculture
- food inspection
- art & heritage analysis
- general application research for hyperspectral imaging in the lab
Imec evaluation kit specs
| spatial resolution | up to 3600 x 2048 px |
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| spectral resolution | 100 bands |
| spectral range | 600 – 975nm |
| FWHM (full width at half maximum) | ~10 – 15nm (collimated) |
| acquisition speed | 2 to 20 seconds, depending on acquisition parameters, lighting and object |
| dynamic range | 10 bit |
| optics | C-mount |
| smile & keystone | software-corrected |
| interface | USB 3.0 + GPIO for triggering |
| cooling | passive & active cooling (fan-based + TEC) |
| temperature | 10°C to 35°C (operation), 5°C to 50°C (transport) |
| dimensions | (L x W x H): 10 x 7 x 7 cm |
| weight | 645 g (without optics) |
| hyperspectral software compatibility | output in standard ENVI hyperspectral data format |
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Application domains

Hyperspectral imaging for agriculture
From visible to SWIR, and beyond

Hyperspectral art and heritage analysis
From visible to SWIR, and beyond
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