Line-scan cameras excel at low-speed tasks
-- Test & Measurement World, 9/1/2008 2:00:00 AM
The runner series of line-scan cameras from Basler is designed to perform especially well in applications with minimum line rates of 1 Hz up to 100 Hz. The company claims that a built-in sensor-clearing function improves the CCD sensor’s readout at low speeds and that noise and artifacts are limited, resulting in better images and better image-processing results.
All seven models in the runner series are equipped with GigE Vision interfaces. Monochrome cameras are available with a single-line 1024-pixel or 2048-pixel sensor and line rates of up to 56.1 kHz. A tri-linear color unit delivers three 2098-pixel lines and a line rate of up to 9.2 kHz. A combination of inputs and outputs can be used to implement real-time triggers, adjust lighting, and transfer the trigger signal to another camera running in parallel. The runner cameras also offer three integration modes, as well as adjustable gain and offset. They can be triggered via an external sync signal or operated in an internally controlled free-run mode.
Basler, www.baslerweb.com.
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