2x CCD , 3x CCD, 4x CCD and 3x CMOS Cameras
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2CCD Cameras

2CCD video cameras combine two images to produce high quality results in vision applications that are not possible with standard cameras. Applications for 2CCD cameras include fruit and vegetable inspection, simultaneous inspection of packaging and content, textile defect detection, aerial mapping, print quality inspection and many others.

3CCD Cameras

3CCD cameras combine three images typically to produce an RGB image. 3CCD cameras produce the highest fidelity colour images and because the pixels are co-site correlated also produce the highest precision colour images. 3CCD Line scan cameras are suitable for continuous high speed applications in print inspection, surface quality inspection and color document scanning.

4CCD Cameras

By adding a fourth sensor, one that operates in the near-ir spectrum, a 4-CCD camera provides simultaneous separate imaging of red, green and blue, plus near-infrared. Incoming light is split into 4 spectral bands (RGB + NIR with perfect pixel-to-pixel alignment, with all sensors seeing exavtly the same point on the object at all times. Each of the four light-spectrum bands are captured in four separate channels through the same optical path, and by adding an NIR sensor to the configuration, it is possible to identify an even wider set of defects on inspected objects.

3-CMOS Cameras

These cameras feature precisely-aligned image sensors to produce the highest possible color fidelity in combination with a high line rate.Because JAI prism-based design has a common optical plane for all sensors, it is less complex to set up than typical tri-linear cameras, and less likely to have problems with color registration or parallax effects. This enables it to be used for a wide variety of applications, including those where the surface needs to be viewed at an angle other than perpendicular. CMOS technology is the lower-cost option.