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In applications where high color accuracy and spatial resolution are required, there are distinct advantages of 3-CCD digital cameras versus Bayer mosaic color alternatives. JAI cameras provide 3-CCD camera solutions to provide high color fidelity in various resolutions. Models available (Click on model for specs) Model # Resolution Interface …
Allied Vision introduces the Mako G-507 with the new Sony IMX264 CMOS image sensor. This camera is perfect replacement to the older 5 megapixel Sony ICX625 and ICX655 with an identical image sensor format (2/3″ ). This provides an easy upgrade path for current CCD sensors to the new CMOS sensors Higher performance, lower cost, no …
Sony has continued expanding the Pregius image sensor portfolio providing higher resolutions for many camera applications. These camera sensors have excellent sensitivity, signal to noise ratios and dynamic range. Sony has added the new 5MP, 2/3″ IMX250 image sensors to the portfolio which has proliferated into many industrial camera designs. Sensitivity on this camera sensor …
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For the past decade, Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) has been the preferred choice as a camera interface for machine vision applications. It started off slowly supplementing Firewire (A/400 & B/800) as the then current choice, but picked up steam as it became apparent that Firewire 1600 was not going to gain traction in the marketplace. Today, …