Two colour CMOS line scan cameras based on beam-splitter prism technology
SW2000T-CPX2 (3-prisms - R G B) and the SW2000Q-CPX2 (4-prisms - R G B + NIR) feature CMOS sensors with large 20 µm x 20 µm pixels providing excellent colour reproduction, RGB colour alignment, edge sharpness and signal-to-noise ratio,. As well as the SW-2000Q-CXP2 having the same R G B channel it also has a fourth imaging channel, making it capable of capturing the NIR light spectrum simultaneously with the R-G-B light spectrums.

Scanning with less light - saves costs

High signal/noise ratio for outstanding image quality

Individual settings of shutter time

20 µm x 20 µm pixels gives higher scan speeds

Ethernet port for remote settings

Selectable resolution for flexibility

No halo (image distortions) problems

Two sensor operation modes

2-point, pixel specific correction provides flat, uniform response and white balance.

Chromatic aberration is minimized by factory calibrated corrections

Food inspection (frozen food, rice grains, coffee beans, peas, cereals, tea)

Fruit/vegetable sorting. Inspecting colours, ripeness, damages, decay and foreign objects

2D colour print inspection - magazines and currency

3D colour print inspection (inspection of labels on cylindrical items like cans)

Web inspection (textile, paper, glass and film)

Wood inspection (looking for wood structures like knots, grain and colour)

Paint coat applications (checking colour correctness; even application)

Inspection and sorting of waste at recycle station

3 x 2048

4 x 2048

CMOS

40.96 mm

20.0 µm squ

10 Hz to 80 kHz

480 DN/nJ/cm2; (DN as 12-bits, small well, gains = 1x, ? = 625 nm) @ 60 kHz

CoaXPress or 10/100 Mbps Ethernet

Nikon F-mount or JAI Direct Mount

+5°C to +40°C

18 W, max. (via both CXP)

116.0 mm x 110.0 mm x 91.3 mm