FPV camera Partizan Thermal T384 (6.8mm)

Sensor Type: Vanadium oxide (VOx) microcalorimeter – A type of uncooled infrared sensor technology, commonly used for thermal imaging due to its sensitivity and stability.

Response Wave Band: 8~14 μm – This is the infrared wavelength range that the sensor is sensitive to, which corresponds to the thermal radiation emitted by most objects at typical Earth temperatures.

NETD (Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference): ≤40mK (@25°C, F#1.0) – Indicates the sensitivity of the sensor; a lower NETD value means the sensor can detect smaller temperature differences, improving image quality.

Viewing Angle: 26.46°(H) x 19.81°(V), 33.19°(D) – The horizontal (H), vertical (V), and diagonal (D) field of view angles provided by the lens.


Storage Temperature: -45°C to +75°C – The temperature range within which the sensor can be stored without damage.

Storage Humidity: <90% RH – The maximum relative humidity at which the sensor can be stored.

Operation Temperature: -40°C to +60°C – The temperature range within which the sensor can operate effectively.

Operation Humidity: <90% RH – The maximum relative humidity at which the sensor can operate.

Weight: 23g – The weight of the sensor, making it lightweight and likely suitable for portable applications.

Dimension: 21mm x 21mm x 38mm – The physical size of the sensor, indicating it’s quite compact.

Power: ≤0.8W – The maximum power consumption of the sensor, indicating it’s energy-efficient.

DC in: 5~12V – The range of input voltage required to power the sensor.