Meet Adimec at the Oasis

From February 19th to 20^th, 2013, we are exhibiting our portfolio of industrial cameras and technology at the Oasis Conference & Exhibition, the 14th International Meeting on Optical Engineering and Science in Israel, which will be held at the David Intercontinental Hotel & Conference Center in Tel Aviv, Israel. The exhibition will showcase new technologies and achievements in the field of optical engineering and research.

During the conference and exhibition, some innovative technologies are presented and discussed, such as electro-optics for the electronics manufacturing industry and optical engineering and photonics technologies for the defense industry.

We are demonstrating a few of our latest camera technologies designed for the needs of electronics manufacturing:

The SAPPHIRE S-25A30, 25 Megapixel camera based on ON Semiconductor’s the VITA 25k image sensor. The S-25A30 is a 25 megapixel CMOS global shutter camera and delivers images of 5120 x 5120 pixels at 32 frames per second (fps). When using the Region Of Interest (ROI) function the frame rate can be increased, for example 100 fps at 8 Megapixels. It is equipped with a Camera Link deca interface but also supports full configurations.

The QUARTZ Q-12A65, 12 Megapixel camera acquiring images up to 66 fps. The Q-12A65 is the latest addition to our successful QUARTZ series utilizing CMOSIS image sensors. Using a proprietary camera design for effective flat field correction and other image enhancements for linear behavior and reliable performance, the Q-12A65 offers CCD-like images.

One clear trend in the defense industry is the upgrade programs from SD to HD. We address this with out TMX6-DHD camera platform, which we will also demonstrate:

The TMX6-DHD a rugged full HD daylight camera with True Color processing for harsh outdoor applications. The TMX6-DHD is a new versatile line of visible HD resolution cameras, available in 30 fps (frames per second) and 60 fps versions, featuring optimized functions for outdoor applications including color processing and contrast enhancement to see through fog and low light areas.