Attachment_A_-_Minimum_Specs.pdf
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Attachment A- Minimum Specifications
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Minimum Specifications for Spectral Measurement Tool
System shall have an signal to noise ratio(SNR) greater than or equal to 7 for a sensor reaching radiance at the aperture of 1.05e-11 W/cm^2-sr-5nm from 600-1600nm
Contractor shall provide SNR calculation that includes dark current, read noise, photon noise, quantum efficiency, fill factor, integration time with proposal.
System shall be capable of imaging/capturing scene dynamic range of 1.08e-9 W/cm^2-sr-5nm, with a radiometric resolution no greater than 1.08e-12 W/cm^2-sr-5nm
System shall mount on contractor provided tripod and be capable of imaging from 90 to 180 degrees relative the horizon. (IE Image Horizon to Pointing directly up at the sky)
System shall include watertight hardened case for controller and imager.
System shall provide data in text readable format.
Lens caps shall be provided for all optics
Spectral resolution shall be < 21nm
Contractor shall provide controller with system
Contractor shall provide a SNR measurement/documentation at delivery.
System shall have field of view no greater than 15 degrees.
System run time to collect full spectra shall be no longer than 180 seconds.
Operating temperature range: 0 – 40 degree C
Size Shall be no more than 2 cubic feet not including controller
Power System Shall use no more than 200 Watts not including controller
Hardware Sensor system shall mount on tripod Power 120 Volts AC 15 Amp Circuit Weight Less than 50lbs
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