Dalsa debuts Spyder and Genie cameras at VISION 2008
-- Test & Measurement World, 11/7/2008 8:36:00 AM
Dalsa at VISION 2008 introduced its Spyder3 color camera two new Genie GigE Vision-compliant models.
The Spyder3 line-scan color camera is based on the firm’s Spyder3 monochrome models based on the company’s dual-line sensor technology. The color camera employs a dual-scan architecture in which one array contains red (R) and blue (B) pixels while the second array contains green (G) pixels only. The color models offer various data-output options, including RGB, RG/BG, or G only. The two adjacent linear arrays have no spacing between them, eliminating spacial artifacts and enhancing color quality when capturing images of rotating objects or objects in freefall. Features include flat field correction, automatic white balance, and precalibration with common light sources (such as white LEDs). Resolution is 2k or 4k pixels (at 14 and 10 microns, respectively). Throughput is 80 Mpixels/s with a maximum 18-kHy line rate. A Camera Link interface is available initially with GigE Vision to follow.
Genie C1600 and M1600
The new Genie C1600 and M1600 GigE Vision-compliant cameras feature 2-Mpixel sensors and serve semiconductor and other imaging applications. Both Genie 1600 models feature a one and one-eighth inch CCD sensor (8.923 mm diagonal) from Sony. They are available in color (C1600) and monochrome (M1600) configurations running at 15 fps. Features include a global electronic shutter with exposure control, onboard flat-field correction, and onboard color correction. Each features a ruggedized RJ45 screw-mount cable connector.
Dalsa, www.dalsa.com
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