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News Release from: Scorpion Vision | Subject: PixeLINK CCD industrial cameras
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 14 August 2007
Industrial cameras are highly responsive
Industrial cameras with high-speed electronic shuttering offer enhanced levels of responsivity not possible with CMOS sensors for excellent performance in light limited applications.
Developed around the Sony progressive scan Interline Transfer (ILT) CCDs, the PixeLINK CCD industrial cameras offer enhanced levels of responsivity not possible with CMOS sensors for excellent performance in light limited applications The high-speed electronic shuttering, low smear and image lag make these cameras ideally suited to capturing crisp images of fast moving objects
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 5 Feb 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The CCD sensors have created two entirely new product families: the PL-B900 series of machine vision and industrial cameras and the PL-B800 series of microscopy camera kits which come bundled with PixeLINK Capture SE software.
The PL-B900 series of industrial camera are offered in XGA (1/2in), 1.3MP (1/2in), 1.3MP (2/3in) and 2MP (1/2in) resolutions.
The PL-B800 series of microscopy camera kits are offered in 1.3MP (1/2in), 1.3MP (2/3in) and 2MP (1/2in) resolutions.
As with all PixeLINK products users have the choice of either a FireWire or USB 2.0 interface.
All resolutions are offered in either colour or monochrome and feature 8, 10 and 12-bit output. Request a free brochure from Scorpion Vision ...
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