B960B2 Thermal Imaging Camera Module with Simultaneous PAL and UVC Output

The B960B2 is a high-resolution uncooled thermal imaging core that leverages pixel pump technology to deliver 960×768 detailed imagery at a smooth 50Hz frame rate. Equipped with a 9.1mm F1.0 lens, it provides a wide 48.3°×38.6° field of view, making it ideal for detailed observation and inspection tasks. The core simultaneously outputs both PAL analog video and UVC digital video, offering maximum flexibility for system integration. With a broad 5V–24V supply range and typical power consumption under 2W, it is perfectly suited for UAV thermal payloads, handheld devices, and embedded security systems. Users can adjust luminance, contrast, color palettes (0–4 modes), and stepless digital zoom (1×–4×) via UVC commands or the on-board ADKEY interface. Horizontal, vertical, and diagonal image flip functions are also supported. Compact dimensions of 35.4×26.4×45.1 mm and an operating temperature range of -20°C to +50°C ensure reliable performance in demanding environments.

Q: What does “Pixel Pump” resolution mean in the B960B2?

A: Pixel pump is an image enhancement technology that effectively upscales the native detector resolution to a higher output resolution. In the B960B2, it produces a crisp 960×768 video stream, improving detail visibility without increasing the physical pixel count of the sensor.

Q: Can I use both PAL and UVC video outputs at the same time?

A: Yes. The B960B2 supports simultaneous PAL analog and UVC digital output, so you can connect to an analog monitor and a USB host (e.g., PC or Android device) at the same time.

Q: How do I adjust parameters like zoom, color palette, and brightness?

A: All adjustments can be made either through UVC control commands sent over USB or using the ADKEY interface. Parameters include stepless zoom (1×–4×), color palette selection (0–4), luminance (0–100), contrast (0–100), and image flip.

Q: What is the power requirement for the B960B2?

A: The core operates on a wide input voltage from 5V to 24V and consumes less than 2W typically. A standard USB 5V supply is sufficient, but you can also use higher voltages up to 24V for more flexible power design.

Q: Does the B960B2 support image flip?

A: Yes. You can configure horizontal, vertical, or diagonal (both) flip, either through UVC commands or ADKEY, making it easy to mount the core in any orientation.

Q: Is there an SDK for secondary development on Windows, Linux, or Android?

A: The B960B2 uses standard UVC protocol, which is natively supported by most operating systems. For advanced control and integration, we provide documentation and examples upon request. Please contact our support team for the latest SDK availability.