Vision Research expands its Phantom cameras line looked with R-series

R-series is designed for difficult environments where the camera needs to be very resistant to deal with extreme impacts, vibrations and temperatures.

Vision Research, Manufacturer of Digital Image Systems at high speeds, it has just expanded its Phantom cameras line with the incorporation of Miro R-Series, the third generation of this range. R-series is designed for difficult environments where the camera needs to be very resistant to deal with impacts and vibrations, as well as with extreme temperatures.

I looked at R-series is presented at the same four levels of performance as other bodies I looked at: 110, 310, 120 and 320s.

The new series is ideal for applications such as car tests at high speeds, skids, explosive research ... Like other MIRO models, R-Series has a rechargeable external battery (BP-U30 only) and the Maximum Security Data Storage system Cineflash data storage.

It also includes flexible tools both in quantitative and qualitative analysis, and is compatible with Phantom RCU.

Main specifications

>100G de impacto, testada con ondas de 11ms, 30 veces, 3 ejes (sin lente u obturador interno)

25GRMS Randomic Vibration; 20 Hz to 2 kHz, all axes, 10 minutes/axis, according to Mil-Std-810g

-20C to +50 C operating temperature

0 - 15,240 meters of operational altitude

Image-based self-display

Continuous recording

Self-exposition

Multi-cine acquisition

Gb Ethernet

Rechargeable battery (Sony BP-O30) Compatibility with Union Box