Thermal camera · ISR and interceptor UAV module

SEEK 384

The balance every mission needs.

A 384×288 thermal core that balances resolution, range and payload — the go-to module for reconnaissance UAVs and interceptor platforms that need more detail than FPV without the weight of a long-range sensor.

Lens / focal length

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Field of view · 9.1 mm

29.2° × 21.7°

Horizontal × vertical

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384×288
Resolution, VOx
≤ 40 mK
NETD sensitivity
30 / 60 Hz
Frame rate
< 0.42 W
Power consumption
−40…+80°C
Operating range

Overview

More detail, same compact footprint

SEEK 384 offers more than twice the pixels of SEEK 256 and a 60 Hz frame rate for fast-moving scenes, while staying under 0.42 W. It is the module of choice when a platform needs to recognise targets, not only detect them, at a moderate payload budget.

  • 30 / 60 Hz for smooth imaging in fast flight
  • Under 0.42 W power consumption
  • Same interfaces as the whole line-up — easy upgrade path
  • Nine lens options from 3.9 to 55 mm
SEEK 384

Technical specifications

Every parameter, verified

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Sensor & optics

Detector type
Uncooled VOx microbolometer
Resolution
384 × 288
Pixel pitch
12 μm
Spectral range
8 – 14 μm
NETD
≤ 40 mK

Video & interfaces

Frame rate
30 / 60 Hz
Analog video
CVBS (PAL)
Digital video
DVP / BT656 / USB 2.0 / MIPI
Control interfaces
UART / I2C / USB 2.0
Digital zoom
1.0× – 8.0× (step 0.1)

Power & mechanics

Supply voltage
5 V
Power consumption
< 0.42 W
Overvoltage protection
6 – 30 V, up to 60 s
Start-up time
≤ 10 s

Environment

Operating temperature
−40 … +80 °C
Storage temperature
−50 … +85 °C

Specifications may vary by lens version. See the product passport for each focal length.

Use cases

Where SEEK 384 works

Each scenario links to its Solutions page with deployment details and recommended configurations.

Downloads

Documentation for integrators

Company Presentation (EN)Data Sheet (EN)

FAQ

Questions integrators ask

When should I choose SEEK 384 over SEEK 256?

When the platform needs to recognise objects, not just detect them, or needs 60 Hz for fast flight.

When should I choose SEEK 640 instead?

For long-range ISR and wide-area coverage, where maximum resolution matters more than weight and power.

Which video outputs are supported?

CVBS (PAL), DVP, BT656, USB 2.0 and MIPI.

Knowledge

Module selection guides

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