Dual Bandpass-DB Series
MidOpt Dual Bandpass and Triple Bandpass Filters are most commonly used for security and surveillance, intelligent traffic solutions and Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) imaging.
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DB Series - Dual Bandpass
◆ MidOpt Dual Bandpass and Triple Bandpass Filters are most commonly used for security and surveillance, intelligent traffic solutions and Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) imaging.
◆ DB395/870 Dual Bandpass Filter passes UV-Violet and infrared wavelengths, effectively blocking all green and red light. These filters have traditionally found use in NDVI-type imaging applications.
◆ When using a single camera modified for aerial agricultural surveillance, incorporation of these so-called “Superblue” or “Infrablue” filters allows reflected near-infrared light (745-970nm) to be captured in the camera sensor’s red channel and reflected violet light (375-425nm) to be captured in the sensor’s blue channel (the green channel is not used).
◆ Even when using an inexpensive consumer camera (that has first had its IR blocking filter removed), this easy separation then makes it possible to post-process the red and blue channels for NDVI by performing the calculation: NDVI = (red – blue) / (red + blue).
| Part No | Description | Useful Range |
|---|---|---|
| ➡DB395/870 | Dual Bandpass Absorptive Visible + NIR | 375-425nm,45-970nm |
| ➡DB475/850 | Dual Bandpass Blue + 850nm NIR | 460-490nm,830-870nm |
| ➡DB550/850 | Dual Bandpass Green + 850nm NIR | 535-565nm,830-870nm |
| ➡DB660/850 | Dual Bandpass Red + 850nm NIR | 645-675nm,830-870nm |
| ➡DB735 | Dual Bandpass Filter Visible + 735nm NIR | 405-645nm,725-755nm |
| ➡DB850 | Dual Bandpass Filter Visible + 850nm NIR | 405-645nm,835-875nm |
| ➡DB940 | Dual Bandpass Filter Visible + 940nm NIR | 405-650nm,925-965nm |
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