You might have already noticed that we have a new website. With the release of the new website we also made it easier to contact Adimec support. Read the 3 ways to contact Adimec Support below. If you want to have local support, you can contact the appropriate e-mail address below. For the USA: SupportUS@adimec.us…
In an earlier blog about the three Adimec 25 Megapixel offerings there is a small mistake. The wrong Quantum Efficiency (QE) curve was used which suggested there is a difference in QE between the VITA and PYTHON sensor. Luckily we have some alert readers who notified us about this mistake and this allows us to correct for…
It is important to manufacture cameras in a conditioned environment. If there is too much dust, the camera could get contaminated. If the humidity is too low, image sensors could get damaged due to electrostatic discharge (ESD). Nowadays the room conditions in the factory are mostly electronically measured however in the past analog devices where…
In 2016 Adimec was requested to provide higher sensitivity, easier to use and more reliable cameras than the previous onboard cameras used in the WEC endurance race class. The TMX74 3G-SDI cameras were designed in to provide a drivers view forward on the racetrack. Previously used cameras gave a lot of issues as the shock…
This weekend 1st of July Adimec reached the age of 25 years! To celebrate this all employees where welcomed on Monday morning by a “party committee” to show appreciation for the work they did to make Adimec reach the age of 25 years and to motivate them for the years to come.
In July our US Boston based business team will be extended with a new application and product support engineer. He has been training on location at the Adimec headquarters in Eindhoven, the Netherlands for the last three months. He gained a lot of knowledge from reading our manuals and application notes. Even more he learned…
With the ever decreasing size of computer chips and the large availability of FPGAs it is relatively easy to integrate image processing steps within the camera module. Take for example our TMX series which is designed for outdoor observation/viewing applications. These camears are provided with a Video Enhancement Mode to optimize the video signal for…
In one of our previous blogs we already discussed how to use ImageJ to visualize image statistics and make dark noise visible. However before analyzing the dark noise with a program like ImageJ, it is important to measure the dark noise correctly. Here are some tips on correctly measuring the dark noise.
Cameras produce a significant amount of heat, especially the latest large resolution image sensors running at high frame rates such as the On Semi Vita25k, the Python 25k and the CMV50000. This heat is mainly originating from the image sensor (image read-out) and the FPGA (image processing) and it needs to be removed from the…
Adimec Exhibits New CMOS Extended Day Cameras with Adaptive Resolution to expand identification capabilities in low light From April 11th to 13th, Adimec will exhibit at the SPIE Defence + Commercial Sensing conference in Anaheim (US). The picture below gives you a preview of what you can expect:
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