communications, and a low deployment cost. Camera features include: a monochrome or colour VGA (640 x 480 to 1,280 x 960); two on-board opto-isolated inputs and two opto-isolated high speed outputs; 10/100 BaseT Ethernet, RS-232, DHCP or static IP address; and an IP67 rated housing with M12 factory connectors.
www.dalsa.com/ipd
Goodrich will be demonstrating its SU1024LDM compact
line-scan camera,
highlighting applications in the shortwave infrared (SWIR) wavelength range of 0.8 to 1.7µm. The indium gallium arsenide
(InGaAs) camera features high resolution, 1,024-pixel imaging. Its square pixels are ideal for inspection of solar blocks, hot glass bottles, and continuous-process lines for applying transparent coatings, which can be ‘seen’ in the SWIR spectral region. The SU1024LDM is well-suited
for on-line sorting of agricultural materials, recycled plastic pellets, and pharmaceutical products. The compact camera is only 76 x 74 x 61mm deep and features a 14-bit base Camera Link interface, flexible triggering, and line rates up to 46,000 per second. The robust design supports an operating temperature range of -10 to +50°C and has mounting points on four sides, for added flexibility. An optional 50mm f/1.4 lens designed for the SWIR is also available.
www.goodrich.com
LAT elektronik AB (LATAB), a leading developer and producer of LED illumination for machine vision applications located in Sweden, will exhibit its range of lighting heads.
The devices have a range
of parameter sizes, light colour, and shape ensuring the best possible illumination for specific applications.
Seeing double
LATAB also offers a wide
range of controllers of different types, either in continuous or strobe mode. Within each product group there are units available for manual or analogue (control voltage) adjustment and with RS-232 and Ethernet interfaces. With more than 3,000 standard products, LATAB has lighting solutions for almost every application. In addition, the company develops and manufactures custom-designed LED arrays, lighting and control units. In the majority of cases, the company is able to offer a customised product and to start production within less than two days.
www.latab.de
Matrox Imaging will be
demonstrating the Matrox Iris GT smart camera
– including the colour variant – with an upcoming version of the Matrox Design Assistant flowchart-based integrated development environment (IDE). Design Assistant includes new
tools for colour processing and analysis – distance, projection and matching. A Matrox Imaging authorised integrator will be on-hand to show a Matrox Iris GT smart camera being used in combination with a robot for picking and placing parts off a conveyor. The company will also exhibit
the Matrox Radient frame grabber in a Matrox Supersight imaging computer to acquire from a high- rate colour line-scan camera and inspect using multiple clusters composed of multicore CPUs
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