**1. Imaging of Surveillance Cameras**   The spectral power distribution with a central wavelength of 830 to 950nm and a half-peak bandwidth of around 40nm falls within the near-infrared spectrum, which is within the perceptible range of standard CCD and CMOS sensors. Consequently, real-time monitoring is possible both during the day and at night. As any object above absolute zero (-273°C) emits infrared radiation, CCD or CMOS sensors can detect both visible and infrared light during the day. Based on the principles of light refraction, longer wavelengths exhibit smaller refractive indices, while shorter wavelengths exhibit larger...

In today's fast-paced industrial landscape, efficient factory monitoring management has become the backbone of successful businesses. As a leading brand in surveillance technology, OHWOAI presents innovative solutions to enhance factory operations, productivity, and safety. Let's delve into some key aspects and benefits of our cutting-edge systems.   Real-time Data Collection with DVR Recorders: At the heart of our factory monitoring solutions lies the DVR system, specifically designed for security cameras. Our advanced DVR recorders seamlessly capture and store high-quality footage, ensuring that every critical moment is recorded for analysis and review. With options like the 8-channel...

The choice of surveillance cameras from different manufacturers can lead to the selection of diverse decoding chips. Most reputable surveillance camera brands opt for well-regarded SoC (System on Chip) solutions. In the Chinese market, some enterprises, aiming to cut costs, might choose second-hand or counterfeit chips. While it may be hard for users to discern the quality deficit initially, over time, product quality issues inevitably emerge. Even with identical components, various cameras utilizing the same sensor can differ in terms of the image output produced by the decoder and ISP (Image Signal Processor). Backlight compensation and...