• Thermal camera module side view, manufacturer-page appearance reference
THERMAL CAMERA MODULE

XK-C132 Compact 640 × 512 Thermal Module

C-series module appearance reference

XK-C132 supplies a 640 × 512 thermal detector in the compact 21 × 21 mm C-series format. PAL CVBS video and a module weight of 22 g make the model a candidate for a compact analog thermal installation. Xingkai checks the requested module configuration and quantities for your order.

  • 640 × 512 thermal detector resolution defines the C132 configuration.
  • 21 × 21 mm module size and 22 g weight give the camera envelope for your equipment assessment.
  • PAL CVBS analog output suits a compatible analog video input.
  • 50 Hz detector frame rate, adjustable focus and automatic shutter correction support thermal viewing.

XK-C132 Compact 640 × 512 Thermal Module Overview

XK-C132 brings a 640 × 512 vanadium-oxide uncooled thermal detector to the compact C-series module format. A 12 μm pixel pitch and 50 Hz detector frame rate specify the thermal detector configuration, while adjustable focus and automatic shutter correction support observation with the selected lens. The 21 × 21 mm envelope and 22 g module weight let you assess the camera against the space and payload allowance in your equipment.

The camera supplies analog CVBS in PAL format and weighs 22 g. It is relevant when your equipment needs the C132 detector resolution within this module envelope. Xingkai checks the requested model, lens configuration and quantities, then quotes the agreed supply scope. The selected module and accessories are confirmed with the delivery terms before the order is supplied.

Technical Specifications

ParameterConfiguration
DetectorVanadium-oxide uncooled infrared focal-plane detector
Thermal resolution640 × 512
Pixel pitch12 μm
Detector frame rate50 Hz
CorrectionAutomatic shutter correction
FocusAdjustable
Video outputCVBS, PAL
Power supply4.5–18 V
Module size21 × 21 mm
Weight22 g

Connect the C132 9 mm Thermal View

The listed C132 combines its 640 × 512 detector with a 9 mm lens and a 48.9° × 39.1° field of view. Route its PAL CVBS video to the host’s analog input and specify the required view from the camera’s mounting position.

The 21 × 21 mm module uses 4.5–18 V. Confirm the host connector and cable arrangement for this selected optical configuration; the small C-series body alone does not establish the same view or connector assignments as an installed module.

Thermal camera module side view, manufacturer-page appearance reference
CONFIGURATION & SUPPLY

Specify the C132 Optical and Connection Scope

Build the C132 order around the listed 640 × 512 detector and 9 mm lens, with its 48.9° × 39.1° view checked against the required scene. The quotation identifies the selected module version, PAL CVBS connection and agreed accessory quantities for the installation.

Describe the scene and host input

Send the camera position and area to be viewed, host PAL CVBS input and connector details. Include the available module supply, installation space and required quantity.

Receive the C132 configuration quote

Xingkai checks the C132 9 mm optical configuration against the view and host arrangement, then quotes the 640 × 512 module version and specified connection accessories.

Confirm the supplied version

Agree the detector/lens configuration, host cable arrangement, accessory list and quantities. Confirm the 21 × 21 mm installation and 4.5–18 V module supply before accepting delivery terms.

Supply and dispatch

Xingkai supplies and ships the agreed C132 module version and listed accessories according to the confirmed order.

FAQs

Should I compare C132 with A120 for my equipment?

Both models specify 640 × 512 thermal detector resolution and PAL CVBS video. C132 has a 21 × 21 mm module size and 22 g weight, while A120 specifies 28 × 28 mm and 55.6 g. C132 is worth comparing when the smaller envelope or module weight matters to the installation. Confirm the lens and electrical connections for the selected configuration before assuming either model will replace an installed camera.

Does 50 Hz mean the CVBS output carries the full detector resolution?

The frame-rate entry describes the thermal detector, while PAL CVBS describes the analog video output. The detector pixel count and the receiving display format are separate specifications. Provide the host video input and display requirements when requesting the module so Xingkai can check the selected configuration; the detector entry alone does not define the resolution displayed by the complete video path.

Will a C132 upgrade preserve the view of an existing 9.1 mm C131?

The listed C132 9 mm lens has a 48.9° × 39.1° view; the listed 384 × 288 C131 configuration with 9.1 mm gives 29.3° × 22°. The C132 view is therefore wider from the same position despite the similar focal-length labels. Compare the required framing before changing modules, rather than treating the higher detector pixel count as the only difference. This optical comparison does not establish a physically interchangeable camera or lens.

Which viewing palette should be included in the C132 requirement?

Specify white heat for the listed C132 configuration. If the operator interface requires black-heat or a particular colour palette, identify that exact display requirement before choosing the module and request a separately confirmed configuration. More detector pixels do not establish additional viewing modes. This makes the expected thermal presentation part of the purchase without carrying a palette claim across from another camera.

Can the host command focus through the CVBS video connection?

PAL CVBS identifies the C132 video-output path; it does not establish a focus-command interface. The lens is listed as adjustable focus, but remote actuation and a host-control protocol are not specified for this configuration. If focus must change during operation, state how the operator or host needs to perform that task before selecting the module. A command connection or motorised lens must be separately established rather than inferred from the analog video lead.

Compare Related Models

Request a Configuration Quote for XK-C132

Need the 640 × 512 thermal view within a small module installation? Send the scene and mounting position, plus the host analog input and quantity. Xingkai will check the C132 9 mm configuration and quote the module version and agreed connections.

Wide Contact Form