NEW PRODUCTS – NEW POSSIBILITIES
Telecentric lenses with
protocols, including GigE Vision, Modbus TCP, HTTPS and FTP. A comprehensive range of soſtware tools
supports the integration and use of the cameras. Standard APIs such as REST, GigE Vision, MQTT and OPC-UA, and a number of application-specific apps are included. Also on display will be the company’s C5-CS
series of high-speed 3D sensors. Tere are four additions to the series, all of which support an output of up to 1,280 points per profile and achieve a frame rate of up to 200kHz. Te 3D technology is combined with high-end laser electronics in an IP67 housing. Finally, the MCS series of high-speed 3D
sensors will be shown, where the field of view, resolution and frame rate can be customised.
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Basler (1E42) will show technology that addresses the availability of new interfaces and new sensor generations, while meeting the market demand for higher resolution and higher frame rates. Tere will be new models from the Ace camera series, including the model that
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was developed as a 1:1 replacement for Sony’s discontinued CCD sensor ICX618 (shortlisted for the Vision Award, see page 34). Basler will also introduce four 20-megapixel Ace U models based on the Sony Pregius IMX183. In addition, there will be an embedded
vision development kit (see page 32) and new accessories on display, as well as a concept in the field of lighting, centred on maximising customer value.
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CCS (1H53) returns to Vision Stuttgart with high-performance developments in core illumination technology, as well as in integration
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intensity and integrates with GenICam for Industry 4.0 maintenance and performance data. CCS will also show plug-and-play developments, featuring camera synchronisation and easy strobing and overdrive; precision dome line lights and laser box lighting. Other developments include new core
LED lighting products that feature improved brightness and uniformity. Tis includes the LFVX series flat dome lights, the FPQ3 series low-angle square lights, and the HLV3 series spot lights. One noteworthy demo will be the LSS series computational illumination, showing photometric stereo with motion compensation.
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Te Machcam 71, a 71-megapixel area array camera, will be part of the Crowley Company’s (1F84) exhibit. Te camera is
Telecentric lenses with
integrated coaxial illumination
improved image homo- geneity and intensity
exchangable beamsplitter (unpolarized, polarized)
possibility to integrate a retardation plate
Visit us at the Vision in Stuttgart from 6th to 8th November 2018 Hall 1, booth 1H12
SILL OPTICS GmbH & Co. KG Johann-Hoellfritsch-Str. 13 DE-90530 Wendelstein Phone: +49 (0)9129 - 90 23-0
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BitFlow (1A06) will be highlighting its CoaXPress expertise with multiple demos. Te company’s Cyton-CXP4 and Aon-CXP frame grabbers will be showcased, as well as a newly developed CXP12 product.
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of lighting and real-time lighting data. Te new OLED series flat lights are 3mm thick, yet provide the brightness and uniformity required for applications like liquid level inspection and dimension measuring. Te dedicated OLED controller from Gardasoſt features CCS LT for lifetime intelligence data and precision control for accuracy, stability and safe overdrive.
tunable working distance
focusing without moving elements
0.13x - 0.66x for sensor up to 16 mm
1x - 3x for sensors up to 35 mm
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