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JAI will display its three-CMOS industrial camera
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Apex Series 3-CMOS prism colour cameras
11 January 2019
JAI has announced a series of new camera models and software integrations which provide advanced colour imaging capabilities to builders and users of microscopy-based imaging systems
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JAI (1F50) will demonstrate its prism-based RGB colour line scan camera, the Sweep+ SW-4000T-10GE, based on a backwards compatible 10GBase-T GigE Vision interface delivering 10Gb/s output. The camera is backwards compatible to NBase-T (5Gb/s and 2.5Gb/s) and 1,000Base-T (1Gb/s). With a resolution of 4,096 pixels per channel and a maximum speed more than 100kHz, the camera is designed to cover a wide range of industrial line scan imaging applications.
SP-12401-PGE 12.4 megapixel camera
17 July 2018
JAI has introduced the SP-12401-PGE, a new 12.4 megapixel camera in its Spark series of high resolution area scan cameras
Sweep+ 3-CMOS prism colour line scan camera
13 July 2018
JAI has introduced a 3-CMOS prism colour line scan camera in its Sweep+ series camera family
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JAI white paper: How does prism technology help to achieve superior colour image quality?
21 June 2018
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1.6-megapixel 3-CMOS Apex series camera
30 May 2018
JAI has launched three new 1.6-megapixel 3-CMOS industrial cameras in the company’s Apex Series of prism-based colour area scan cameras
AP-3200T-PGE 3-CMOS prism-based area scan cameras
18 April 2018
JAI announced the availability of two additional interface types in the company’s line of 3.2 megapixel 3-CMOS prism-based area scan cameras
SW-4000TL-PMCL
9 February 2018
The new SW-4000TL-PMCL features a custom CMOS trilinear imager with 4K (4,096 pixels) resolution and a maximum full line rate of 66 kHz for 24-bit non-interpolated RGB output.
Apex AP-3200T-USB
5 January 2018
The Apex AP-3200T-USB is a 3-CMOS prism-based industrial R-G-B area scan camera providing better colour fidelity and spatial precision than traditional Bayer colour cameras
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