See through the darkness of night
Designed as a digital replacement for analog image intensifier tubes, SRI’s Night Vision Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (NV-CMOS®) imager in the DomiNite® camera provides exceptional image quality from sunlight to starlight. Its Quad Pixel design delivers both high-definition (HD) crisp resolution and extreme low-light sensitivity for the most demanding night vision applications – and won’t be damaged or degraded when exposed to bright light.
Image: DomiNite digital night vision at top, the other guy’s night vision camera at bottom
Digital night vision imperatives
SRI's NV-CMOS inside DomiNite embodies the essential characteristics of digital night vision:
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High near infrared (NIR) QE with response beyond 1064 nm Sub-electron read noise Picoamps of dark current
Image: DomiNite NV-CMOS wafers
High Dynamic Range (HDR)
The NV-CMOS Quad Pixel in DomiNite has a special operating mode that increases the dynamic range by more 100X to over 120 dB. A user won't be blinded by headlights or bright flashes, and can additionally see behind the headlights into the depths of the night.
Image: DomiNite HDR mode captures the full 120+ dB dynamic range of this moonless night scene
Low SWaP rugged packaging
An integrated-lens cameras at ~1 cubic inch and camera cores weighing less than half an ounce, the DomiNite digital low-light camera has the low Size, Weight and Power (SWaP) necessary for man-portable applications and can be integrated into any night vision system from helmet-mounted goggles, to optical sights, to mini UAV gimbals to unattended ground sensors (UGS).
Image: Sealed DomiNite camera core weighing 12g