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SenS 1280 - integrates NIT's HD resolution @10um pixel pitch sensor, developed & produced in France, is now available in an Embedded version. This SWIR camera operates with a CameraLink or SDI output with Embedded Image processing: Automatic Gain Control (Brightness/Contrast), NUC & BPR, and Image processing features. The HD resolution (1280x1024 pixels) delivers crisp images with low pixel noise <30e-. The camera exhibits outstanding world-class performances such as QE >80%. Frame rate 60Hz full frame. ROI. Selective line scanning.
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Offering the highest performance in 5GigE cameras, the Forge supports the industry's fastest frame rates with burst mode to capture images at speeds up to 10Gb/s into memory and an impressive 500 MB image buffer for managing data transfer.
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SenS 1280 - integrates NIT's HD resolution @10um pixel pitch sensor, developed & produced in France, is now available in an Embedded version. This SWIR camera operates with a CameraLink or SDI output with Embedded Image processing: Automatic Gain Control (Brightness/Contrast), NUC & BPR, and Image processing features. The HD resolution (1280x1024 pixels) delivers crisp images with low pixel noise <30e-. The camera exhibits outstanding world-class performances such as QE >80%. Frame rate 60Hz full frame. ROI. Selective line scanning.
Teledyne Dalsa has released the Linea HS 16k Backside Illuminated (BSI) TDI camera for near-ultraviolet and visible imaging applications
Chromasens has announced an upgrade to its GenICam Camera Tool (GCT), a user interface for Chromasens line-scan cameras supporting the GenICam communication protocol.
CCS has released the LDF-RLS series reference light source for camera and image sensors, which can switch between different colour temperatures
STMicroelectronics has announced the second generation of its STM32 microprocessors, which are designed to increase the performance and security of industrial and IoT applications.
“The new STM32MP2 series devices [combine] 64-bit cores with edge AI acceleration, advanced multimedia features, graphics processing, and digital connectivity,” said Ricardo De Sa Earp, Executive Vice-President at STMicroelectronics.
The camera can capture both high-resolution RGB and near-infrared (NIR) multispectral images.
DX-1200 is the latest addition to Cincoze's rugged computing 'Diamond' product line
The firm says the platform will help put a stop to the ‘needle in a haystack approach’ of manually diagnosing errors within models.
The new model was announced at this year's SPIE Defence + Commerical Sensing in Orlando
With weather-resistant coating and a wide spectral range, the lens is suitable for advanced drones, coastal search and rescue, and tactical payloads.
The ATX650G camera is designed for applications that require high bandwidth and low latency.
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