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Spyder Gigabit Ethernet Linescan Camera

Dalsa has released the Spyder GigE camera, with 3x the responsivity of its predecessor and with Gigabit Ethernet interface. The Spyder GigE surpasses the Spyder and Spyder2 cameras with 3x more responsivity. At its core is DALSA's latest line scan sensor technology that achieves unprecedented responsivity and throughput rates of 80 MHz.

The high performance GigE interface transfers images directly to host PC memory without a frame grabber, giving you the opportunity to significantly reduce system costs. This interface also allows for camera to PC separation of 100 meters and multicasting to multiple PCs for parallel processing operations.

The Spyder GigE is fully programmable, offering precise control over key performance variables such as gain and offset. The Spyder GigE QuickCam GUI enables you to quickly configure the camera and begin imaging right away, while the QuickCam SDK allows you to develop your own personalised interface. Performing tasks like flat field correction or setting line rates and exposure modes are a breeze.

Key features of the Spyder GigE Camera include:

  • 1k and 2k resolutions, 100% fill factor, 14 µm square pixels
  • Cable Length up to 100m
  • Broadband responsivity up to 408 DN /(nJ/cm2) @ 10 dB gain
  • Gigabit Ethernet interface
  • Less than 1% CPU usage
  • Line rates up to 68 kHz
  • Selectable high or low sensitivity mode

The Spyder GigE camera is well suited for a range of applications such as mail sorting, wood/tile/steel inspection, 100% print inspection, food inspection, web inspection, container inspection, pick and place.

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