Thermal Night Vision System - Vehicle Mounted

Friends fiorino The video of the thermal night vision camera that I connected to my vehicle via multimedia tape is in the link. & nbsp;
New type bmw and I tried to simulate the night vision system in Mercedes. & nbsp;
People or objects within an average of 80 meters away can be seen easily. & nbsp;
As can be seen from the video, a better night vision is obtained from the headlights of the vehicle. . & nbsp;
The tool is extremely suitable for electronic development. & nbsp; < / font>
The innovations I made to my own vehicle will I will continue to month. & nbsp;
Videos will be updated in hd as soon as the quality of the video is low. & nbsp ;

http://www.dropbox.com/s/97y00pon1wmx41f/ 2014-09-06% 2019.40.50.mov? Dl = 0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7XQScd0Qos&list=UUDInHvvT03VBVnXVieecemw

SNKORKMAZ 2014-09-23 22:58:56

Works well in foggy weather

How did you do it and how much did it cost you?

I supplied all of the parts abroad. Two infrared lighting and one infrared sony camera and their circuits.
I insulated all parts so that they do not get water and fixed them inside the radiator grille of the vehicle.
I used silicon during assembly to prevent the vibration in the image when the engine started.
I took the power and video cable of the camera and lighting into the vehicle and connected it to the video input of the tape.
To be able to watch the image, the tape must be in the Windows software. If there is an entry but no such menu, it is necessary to install new windows software.
When the infrared lamps are viewed from the outside, it gives a very dim red light at night. Daytime is not even noticeable.
As for its cost, the original of this system is referred to as "flir car thermal system" and its price is 2500 dollars. With the setup I made, there was a cost of around 600 TL not SNKORK 2014-09-25 10:31:39

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