Machine vision cameras ideal for electronics, semiconductor and print inspection
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DALSA
Corporation launched four new models in the Falcon high performance area scan camera
family.
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Three of the color models are part of DALSA's Falcon High Gain (HG) series, and one is part of its extended dynamic range (XDR) series. With the high resolution and speed of these new Falcon cameras, machine vision systems can be created to inspect more products, in more detail, in a shorter amount of time. The new Falcon cameras will be introduced at Automated Imaging Association's The Vision Show in Boston, Booth # 313 on May 25 - 27, 2010.
With these new models, the Falcon series of machine vision cameras enables color inspection, along with fast frame rates, excellent image quality, and Global shutter CMOS technology. There are three resolutions in the High Gain (HG) series, the Falcon 1.4M100 HG at 1.4 megapixels, the 1M120 HG at 1 megapixel, and the VGA300 HG at VGA resolution. In addition, DALSA offers a Falcon 1.4M100 XDR, (extended dynamic range) version for applications where image quality is absolutely critical.
Key features include:
- Color imaging at high frame rates: 1.4M @ 100 frames per second (fps), 1M @ 120fps and VGA @ 300fps,
- High speed, individual color gain and offset control for white balancing
- Global shutter imaging to crisply capture moving objects,
- Flat-field correction for optimal image quality,
- Low power allows for Power over Camera Link (PoCL) which eliminates an extra power supply and cable from the system, and
- Enhanced transmission distance exceeding 10m distances with Camera Link.
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Three of the color models are part of DALSA's Falcon High Gain (HG) series, and one is part of its extended dynamic range (XDR) series. With the high resolution and speed of these new Falcon cameras, machine vision systems can be created to inspect more products, in more detail, in a shorter amount of time. The new Falcon cameras will be introduced at Automated Imaging Association's The Vision Show in Boston, Booth # 313 on May 25 - 27, 2010.
With these new models, the Falcon series of machine vision cameras enables color inspection, along with fast frame rates, excellent image quality, and Global shutter CMOS technology. There are three resolutions in the High Gain (HG) series, the Falcon 1.4M100 HG at 1.4 megapixels, the 1M120 HG at 1 megapixel, and the VGA300 HG at VGA resolution. In addition, DALSA offers a Falcon 1.4M100 XDR, (extended dynamic range) version for applications where image quality is absolutely critical.
Key features include:
- Color imaging at high frame rates: 1.4M @ 100 frames per second (fps), 1M @ 120fps and VGA @ 300fps,
- High speed, individual color gain and offset control for white balancing
- Global shutter imaging to crisply capture moving objects,
- Flat-field correction for optimal image quality,
- Low power allows for Power over Camera Link (PoCL) which eliminates an extra power supply and cable from the system, and
- Enhanced transmission distance exceeding 10m distances with Camera Link.
www.dalsa.com
For more CE Sensors, click here
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