Details The PL-B952 is a high performance XGA (1024 x 768) color CCD camera designed for a broad range of industrial imaging applications. This camera is based on the Sony ICX204 progressive scan sensor with a 1\/3 optical format. External triggering and 2 general-purpose outputs provide users the flexibility to synchronize the camera with their processes and illumination. This camera is well suited to machine vision applications which require excellent image quality such as:","PixeLINK®’s PL-B952 is a rugged industrial vision camera with excellent image quality. The camera features a XGA CCD sensor (1024 X 768) at 20 fps. Factory calibrated Digital Pixel Correction and on-board Flat Field Correction (FFC) provides excellent image quality. Careful attention to the color balancing ensures accurate and vivid color reproduction. This camera incorporates the Sony ICX204 progressive scan CCD sensor, which has a 1\/3\" optical format and a 4.65 um pixel pitch. The ILT CCD features high-speed electronic shuttering, low image lag and low smear making the cameras ideally suited to capturing crisp images of fast moving objects. High sensitivity, low dark current and excellent anti-blooming further enhance image quality.
特性
- 自动检查
- pcb及半导体检查
- 集装箱检查
- 食品、饮料检验
- 木材检验
- 流量检测
- 制造质量控制。
- 集装箱检验
- 食品、饮料检查
- 交通检查
技术参数
| 规格项 | 参数值 |
|---|---|
| 产品类别 | Video Cameras |
| 分辨率 | 8 bits; 12 bits |
| 垂直分辨率 | 768 lines |
| 格式/输出 | IEEE 1394 |
| 最大帧速率 | 20 fps |
| 宽度/直径 | 4.68 inch (119 mm) |
| 单色/彩色 | Color |
| 专用摄像机形式 | Vision Sensor;High Speed |
| 长度 | 1.61 inch (41 mm) |
| 快门控制 | Electronic Shutter; External Trigger |
| 高度 | 1.97 inch (50 mm) |
| 镜头卡口 | CS-Mount |
| 应用/行业 | Industrial |
| 摄像机功能 | Video |
| 工作温度 | 32 to 122 F (0.0 to 50 C) |
| 成像技术 | CCD Camera; Digital Camera |
| 性能 | Progressive Scan; Gamma Correction; Gain Control; Anti-Blooming |
| 水平分辨率 | 1024 lines |
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