CCD Advantages in a CMOS Sensor
IDS extends their uEye camera family with several models at once. What they all have in common is a sensor that many of our customers have been waiting for: A very fast and
light sensitive 1.3 Megapixel CMOS sensor with global shutter! Previously, applications with fast moving objects often required high-power flash lighting or expensive CCD cameras. Now, with the new UI-1240 / UI-5240 we are happy to provide a camera which combines all the advantages of CCD and CMOS sensors in a single product.
The most important features at a glance:
- 1280 x 1024 Pixels (1.3 Megapixel)
- 1/1.8“ CMOS sensor (5.3 µm pixel pitch)
- Monochrome and color version
- Up to 60 frames/s with GigE
- 25 frames/s with SB
- High, CCD like, color fidelity
- Scaler downsizes the image while keeping field of view
- Extremely short exposure time (9µs possible) thanks to precise timing
Read the technical data for our new models on the website of IDS:
uEye cameras with 1,3MPixel Global Shutter CMOS
Brand new TC12M series: The state-of-the-art lenses for 12MP cameras!
Telecentric lens with long WD (170mm or 237mm).• Supports up to 12M pixel CCD sensors
• No perspective error over the whole F.O.V.
• Perfect for SMT, PCB, LED
inspection applications
• IRIS manual adapted for
adjusting D.O.F.
New Vario Macro Objective MCV5M
Lensation presents the new MCV5M, a variable macro lens of the 5-megapixel class. It is particularly characterized by its excellent image quality at a very high depth of field. The easy-to-use locking mechanism allows freely adjustable magnification. This alleviates the need for system vendors to keep a larger selection of lenses with a fixed setting in stock continuously. A special highlight is the nearly distortion-free optics, which recommends the MCV5M for use as a precise measuring objective. Our new C-Mount lens is suitable for 1/2.5" sensors (max. 2/3") and provides magnification from 0.58x at 146mm working distance (WD) to 1.725x at 75mm WD.
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Om 15.15 stond de laatste wedstrijd op het spel. Zweethandjes en serieuze gezichten. Tech United staat wederom tegen CAMBADA in de finale, net als op de wereldkampioenschappen in China van 2008. Toen verloor Tech United, maar vandaag kon dit worden rechtgezet. De wedstrijd begon erg spannend, CAMBADA heeft de specialiteit om van een grote afstand op doel te schieten, wat een aantal spannende situaties veroorzaakte. Gelukkig heeft Tech United een van de beste, al dan niet DE beste keeper in de competitie en volgde uit geen van deze schoten een treffer.Read more: Sedeco feliciteert Tech United met het Europees Kampioenschap Robotvoetbal!
IDS introduces a uEye with HDR sensor
Last Updated (Thursday, 11 March 2010 12:50)
Conventional CCD and CMOS sensors can usually detect only up to 1,000 brightness levels and mostly have a linear response to light. In applications where there’s a wide range of contrast levels, these sensors will not perform well. Read more about our new HDR cameras that overcome these shortcomings. Available from IDS are new USB and GigE HDR cameras designed around a sensor that delivers a true logarithmic response to light. These HDR cameras achieve a dynamic range of over 120 dB which is about 1,000 times more than what a conventional CCD sensor can provide. These cameras are ideal for applications such as inspection of glossy surfaces and traffic surveillance where details need to be imaged within a heavily illuminated area.The HDR sensor has 1/1.8” format and can capture up to 50 fps at a resolution of 768x576 pixels. The GigE HE uEye models can transfer 12 bit HDR images and offer the full dynamic range of the sensor to the application. You can watch a demo on YouTube:
Please find all uEye cameras with HDR sensor here. |
