JAI Sweep SW-2000M Series
Industrial monochrome line scan cameras combining high scan rates with extra-large, high-sensitivity pixels.
JAI's Sweep SW-2000M series are industrial monochrome line scan cameras that combine high scan rates with extra-large high sensitivity pixels requiring less scene light than conventional line scan cameras. High quality images are still produced, however.
Offering 20 µm x 20 µm pixels, the Sweep SW-2000M provides a range of advantages to vision system designers among which are cost-savings on lighting and lenses. Camera budgets can be further stretched because of the SW-2000M's good price/performance ratio, resulting in getting more camera for the same investment.
Note: The SW-2000M-CXP, SW-2000M-CL-80 and SW-2000M-CL-65 are discontinued JAI camera models. Newer line scan cameras offer updated performance, interfaces and support.
Why choose a camera with large pixels?
Scanning with less light saves costs
Four times as many photons can be collected compared with using a 10 µm pixels camera, provided that the field of view and lens aperture are the same, giving better image quality with less light intensity. Consequently, there is no need for expensive lighting solutions.
Faster scan rates
When the amount of light is limited, the Sweep camera can capture an acceptable exposure at double the line rate of a camera that has only 14 µm x 14 µm pixels; and 4 times the speed of a camera with 10-micron pixels.
Better signal-to-noise ratios
The SW-2000M-CL has a larger pixel area to collect photons (20 µm x 20 µm = 400 µm²) - 4 times the photo-sensitive area compared to a camera with only 10 µm pixels. The larger photon collection area is typically also associated with a larger quantum well capacity compared to a camera with smaller pixels. A large photon collection area combined with a larger quantum well capacity in Sweep provides a better signal/noise level maximizing the image quality.
Lower lens-quality requirements
Having larger pixels, the camera has lower requirements regarding the “Modulation Transfer Function - MTF” performance specifications of the lens giving the SW-2000M a higher tolerance to “lens blur” and less dependency on high quality lenses with high spatial resolution to obtain good image quality. A less-costly lens can be used without compromising image quality. Even sharper images are obtained when a high quality lens is used.
Smaller vision-system dimensions
A 2048-pixel camera with 20 µm pixels can be moved closer to the inspected object, while keeping the same field of view, than a 2048-pixel camera with only 10 µm pixels using the same focal length lens, minimising the physical dimensions of the vision system. Moving closer to the objects being scanned also means that less scene light is needed, consequently lowering illumination costs.
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Specifications
| Specification | SW-2000M-CXP | SW-2000M-CL-80 | SW-2000M-CL-65 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resolution | 1 line x 2048 | ||
| Sensor | Custom CMOS | CMOS | |
| Sensor size | 40.96 mm | ||
| Scan rate | 10 Hz to 80 kHz | 10 Hz to 65 kHz | |
| Pixel size | 20.0 x 20.0 µm | ||
| Interface | CoaXPress | Camera Link | |
| Lens mount | Nikon F-mount | ||
| Operating temperature | +5°C to +50°C | ||
| Power | 5 W max. (via CXP) | 12V to 26V DC, 5W, max. | |
| Dimensions | 99.3 mm x 119.3 mm x 45.3 mm | ||
| Weight | 620 g | ||
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