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This month in Machine Vision:

• 4 megapixel 60fps Hi-Speed camera | DALSA 4M60
• New Vision Inspection Software | iPD Sherlock 7
• Camera Link to GigE Converter | Dalsa Coreco X64-CL GigE
• AES Appointed Distributor Lighting Controllers | Gardasoft
• Camera Connectivity Part II - GigE and Firewire | Technology review
• Discount Offers

Welcome to this latest edition of the Vision Technology News presented by Adept Electronic Solutions Pty Ltd - Specialists in Machine Vision and Imaging.

This incredibly fast, 4 megapixel camera is Dalsa’s most advanced stop action area array camera, and at speeds up to 62 frames per second in 8 or 10 bits the 4M60 is...
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Sherlock is the latest technology in advanced machine vision software for colour and monchrome that can be applied to a wide variety of automated inspection applications. A "point & click" design environment provides an extremely rich suite of proven tools and functionality that have been deployed in...
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The X64-CL GigE Lite from Dalsa-Coreco bundles field proven X64 frame grabber technology into a standalone box to convert Cameralink signals to Gigabit ethernet and create a powerful image acquisition engine capable of capturing images ...
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Gardasoft’s range of machine vision lighting controllers will allow companies to manage their Led lighting more effectively and give a greater range of control in lighting machine vision applications.
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GigE and Firewire

This is part two of the AES article on machine vision connection standards. The first part covered Camera link and USB 2.0 while part twolooks at the strengths and weaknesses of Firewire IEEE 1394a and IEEE 1394b as well as in-depth coverage of the new Gigabit Ethernet...
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