Chromasens has released the AllPixa Pro 2k, an affordable colour line scan CCD camera for high-speed machine vision applications
An insight into some of the challenges faced by engineers, system integrators and anyone selecting components for a line scan camera system, and advice on how the process can be simplified
The selection of optimal components for a line scan camera system is a complex task requiring extensive knowledge about cameras, optics and lighting. With the ‘Line Scan Vision Platform’, Chromasens simplifies the design of a complete line scan camera system and additionally offers the possibility to create an ‘all-in-one solution’ using standard products and predefined elements from a modular framework.
Teledyne Dalsa has introduced AxCIS, a new family of high-speed and high-resolution fully integrated line scan imaging modules
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