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New 10GigE Cameras from IDS


STONEHAM, MA — In industri- al automation, the optimization of processes is often primarily about higher efficiency and accu- racy. 10GigE cameras, such as those in the uEye Warp10 cam- era family from IDS Im- aging Development Sys- tems GmbH, set stan- dards here. They enable high-speed image pro- cessing in Gigabit Ether- net-based networks even with large amounts of data and over long cable distances. For even more preci-


checks at production lines with high cycle rates — such as semi- conductor or solar panel inspec- tion.


Users also benefit from the fact that even large scenes and


sion, the company is now introducing new models with sensors up to 45 MP that reliably capture even the smallest de- tails. The new industrial cam- eras are equipped with onsemi global shutter sensors. They are primarily used in high-precision quality assurance tasks when motion blur needs to be mini- mized and data needs to be quickly available on the network. The 10GigE cameras offer


up to ten times the transmission bandwidth of 1GigE cameras and are about twice as fast as cam- eras with USB3 interfaces. Accu- racy and speed go hand in hand when it comes to these models. This has advantages for many applications, e.g. in inspection systems for status and end


uEye Warp10 10GigE camera.


image sections can be precisely monitored and evaluated with these cameras. This proves its worth, for example, in logistics tasks for incoming goods and in the warehouse. The large format onsemi XGS sensors require cor- respondingly large optics. Therefore, unlike the previ-


ous uEye+ Warp10 models, they are equipped with a TFL mount (M35x0.75). For secure mount- ing, TFL lenses can be firmly


screwed to the cameras. Contact: IDS Imaging


Development Systems, Inc., 92 Montvale Avenue, Suite


2800, Stoneham, MA 02180 % 781-787-0048 E-mail: usasales@ids-imaging.us Web: www.ids-imaging.us


OKW Launches Robust Handheld Enclosures


BRIDGEVILLE, PA —OKW’s ro- bust DATEC-MOBIL-BOX hand- held plastic enclosures are now available in seven versions. They are rated IP65 (optional) for use in harsh environments. High- performance DATEC-MOBIL- BOX is ideal for mobile data recording and transfer, measur- ing and control, and stock and sales logging. Six versions of DATEC-


MOBIL-BOX are designed to house a wide range of standard LCD displays. All DATEC- MOBIL-BOX enclosures combine comfortable ergonomic curves with flat surfaces for installing interfaces. The top is recessed to accommodate a membrane key- pad. Inside, there are mounting pillars for PCBs. All the enclosures are mold-


ed in ABS (UL 94 HB) as stan- dard. They are offered in two standard colors: off-white (RAL 9002) and black (RAL 9005). Custom colors are available on request. Accessories include a soft-


touch SBS (TPE) protector, wall suspension elements, tilt foot bars for desktop use, sealing kits, bat-


tery compartments, battery clips, PE foam battery spacer, 1 x 9V contact kit, 1 x 9V plug-in contact, display window borders, anti-slide feet, ring eyelet and self-tapping screws for PCBs.


Handheld device enclosures. OKW can supply DATEC-


MOBIL-BOX fully customized. Services include machining, lac- quering, printing, laser marking, decor foils, special materials, RFI/EMI shielding, and assem-


bly of accessories. Contact: OKW Enclosures,


Inc., 3000 Old Pond Road, E-mail:


Bridgeville, PA 15017 % 412-220-9244


seanb@okwenclosures.com Web: www.okwenclosures.com


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