CoaXPress was designed in the beginning of 2007 to prepare for connecting the latest generation CMOS imaging technology and at the same time overcome all of the limitations of Camera Link. The interface has many advantages in terms of bandwidth, infrastructure cost, ease of implementation, and scalability. With CoaXPress, digital video, control, triggering and power can…
A multiple camera (multi-camera) based vision system can provide a bigger field of view, faster throughput, greater detailed inspection or more measurement information, and possibly all combined for metrology and inspection equipment.
Each year there are exciting advances in what is possible with a machine vision camera. These cameras are going way beyond industrial manufacturing into defense surveillance systems, robotic surgery, intelligent traffic systems, border security, health monitoring, and more. In 2013, we discussed many of these new applications in detail on our blog. Here are a…
There are many considerations as you decide on the best machine camera whether it is for an upgrade to an existing system or for a new project. Here are some recent blog posts to help you with the process:
The new Truesense Imaging (TSI) CCD sensors: the 1080p KAI-02170 Interline CCD image sensor, and the 4 megapixel KAI-04070 Interline CCD image sensor, were designed to provide superior image quality for the most demanding imaging applications. The Adimec OPAL-2070 and OPAL-4070 CCD machine vision cameras are the latest members of the OPAL series designed around these…
CoaXPress version 1.1 was released in April of 2013 and now products based on this version are available.
A multiple camera (multi-camera) based vision system can provide a bigger field of view, faster throughput, greater detailed inspection or more measurement information, and possibly all combined for metrology and inspection equipment.
There are many amazing new products and technologies unveiled and discussed at this week’s Photonics West Show. We are impressed at how many industries from agriculture to medicine are advanced by photonics.
The latest requirements for 3D metrology and inspection in the semiconductor industry require high resolution and fast frame rate cameras. For these applications, CMOS-based cameras are required, with the trade-off of lower dynamic range and less sensitivity compared to CCD-based cameras. CMOS image sensors continue to get dramatically better fueled by the extensive resources and…
Okay so we just talked about how you may not have to make a choice between a CCD or CMOS image sensor. However, since that is not the case at the moment (examples expected in 2015) what to do if you need to make an industrial camera selection now?
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