Northwire has launched a line of cable for Camera Link applications. In testing for flexion, Northwire’s standard Camera Link cable passes 17 million cycles.
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Optical Surfaces has launched its range of Reference Flats, which have an up to 600mm in diameter and can achieve a surface accuracy of lambda/20pv and surface roughness of 10A rms.
Firstsight Vision has released two industrial grade CameraLink cables in its range of cabling products for industrial vision systems.
Resolve Optics has launched its fixed focus Non-Browning Lens range from 6mm to 25mm focal length with fields of view up to 108 degrees.
XenICs has developed a special chip thinning technology for extending the coverage of its SWIR cameras XEVA and XS into the visible realm.
XenICs has released its high-end, power PC-based, high-speed imaging system Cheetah, which is an InGaAs focal-plane array camera that covers the standard SWIR (short-wave infrared) wavelength area 0.9 to 1.7µm - with all control and communications c
XenICs has extended the wavelength areas of its proven high-detectivity and high-uniformity InSb detector cameras for the midwave infrared (MWIR) 3 to 5µm area. New broadband versions now cover the extended area 1 to 5µm.
The LightWise LW-5-S-1394 camera has been added to LightWise Family from the Imaging Solutions Group (ISG).
Sensors Unlimited has produced a higher line rate for its SU-LDH Digital Line Scan Near-Infrared Camera.
The uEye UI-5480-C model has Gigabit Ethernet interface and sports a light-sensitive ½" CMOS sensor, which allows resolutions up to 2560 x 1920 pixels (i.e. five megapixels).
MultiPix Imaging has released the Basler 'Pilot' 5 megapixel GigE vision camera.
Docter Optics has launched its Auto-Tessar HDR lenses and the Stilar 2.8/8, which is the first super-wide-angle-lens developed especially for 1.2" sensor chips.
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