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allPIXA wave 15K

Chromasens, a world leader in 2D and 3D colour machine vision imaging, has again raised the performance bar with its new allPIXA wave 15K, the world's first trilinear true colour RGB line scan camera with more than 15,000 pixels to help manufacturers drive business results and meet quality control goals.

Delivering CCD-level imaging with CMOS efficiencies, the allPIXA wave 15K (part #CP000498-15k) maximizes machine vision systems used in the inspection of flat panel displays, narrow and wide web, textiles, and PCB boards, among many other line scan applications that benefit from its unprecedented speed, sensitivity and resolution.

Chromasens allPIXA 15k wave cameras offer the added system flexibility of increased scan line lengths up to 15k x 4 lines, along with line frequencies topping out at a maximum speed of 150kHz at 850 megapixels per second throughput. Internal keystone correction allows for multiple angle positioning of the camera, while a simplified graphical user interface and an integrated test image generator enables easier setup and diagnostic functions. A smaller footprint gives system integrators more choice to resolve a multitude of industrial imaging challenges in tight spaces. Adding to the cameras' system flexibility is the universal Camera Link interface.

Superior Colour Imaging

Core to the success of the allPIXA wave's design is unmatched colour quality that extends Chromasens' reputation as the leader in colour line scan technology. Features such as multiple colour conversion matrix, continuous white balancing and an excellent signal-to-noise ratio empower the cameras to yield ultra-high colour resolution up to 15,360 pixels x 4 lines with 5.6 μm x 5.6 μm pixel size. And since it offers "true" colour, there is virtually no spatial distance between each of the sensor's three native colour (RGB) lines giving highly precise colour registration, enhanced edge sharpness and no "halo" image distortion problems.

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