EVENT SPONSOR CORPORATE SPONSOR sensors For 3D scanning 3 & 4 NOVEMBER 2010 THE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE · TELFORD · UK
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Automation Technology has introduced its CX line of compact detector-heads for high-speed 3D scanning. The devices are fast high-resolution sensors, available at 2,352 x 1,728 pixel resolution and maximum profile-frequency of 23.5kHz or 1,280 x 1,024 pixels and up to 71.5kHz. The sensors feature integrated laser electronics in a compact and protective housing, which can be arranged to meet customer requirements.
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www.mvisexhibition.com Conference, Seminars & Workshops
WEDNESDAY 3 NOVEMBER • Spectral Imaging • Solving Sensing Problems with Photonics
WEDNESDAY 3 & THURSDAY 4 NOVEMBER
• Vision & Imaging Technologies, Aspects of Imaging - two-day programme
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Camera Link and GigE Vision interfaces are available for the sensors, and they are GenICam compatible. In addition, the Gigabit Ethernet version is also available as a smart camera with an image memory of 1GB. The components in the sensor head are built in according to the Scheimpflug principle, allowing an extended depth of sharpness. Thanks to the company’s recently developed HDR-3D technology the image intensity is high, which extends the dynamic range to up to 90dB. This allows variably reflective surfaces to be scanned. The 3D-compact sensors can be used with image processing tools available on the market, enabling integrators to work with their preferred tools during the development phase of their applications.
www.automationtechnology.de
Deep-depletion CCDs Princeton Instruments has introduced eXcelon deep- depletion CCDs and cameras for low-light, near-infrared (NIR) imaging and spectroscopy. New eXcelon deep-depletion
technology provides significant improvements over standard deep-depletion technology, including reduced etaloning and higher quantum efficiency (QE) across a broader wavelength range (200 to 1,100nm). The CCDs, with 1,340 x 100,
1,340 x 400, 1,024 x 1,024, and 1,340 x 1,300 resolutions, are available in Princeton Instruments Pixis and Spec-10 deep-cooled, low-noise camera platforms. As well as being ideal for broad UV-NIR detection, new eXcelon deep-depletion technology is also especially well suited to low-light, NIR imaging and spectroscopy applications, including NIR Raman spectroscopy, solar wafer/cell inspection, NIR luminescence, and astronomy.
The CCDs provide excellent photon- detection capabilities across a wider spectrum,
from 200 to 1,100nm, and are particularly beneficial for applications requiring enhanced sensitivity in the blue and NIR regions. In addition to delivering peak QE of greater than 95 per cent and as much as a 45 per cent increase over a broader UV-NIR wavelength range, eXcelon deep-depletion sensors offer a further reduction in etaloning. The addition of eXcelon deep- depletion technology extends the benefits of eXcelon-enabled cameras to an even wider variety of applications in both the life sciences and physical sciences. Examples include astronomy, Raman spectroscopy, live-cell imaging, confocal imaging, and total internal reflection fluorescence (TIRF), among others.
www.princetoninstruments.com
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