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Welcome to the March, 2016 edition of
Machine Vision Technology News
presented by Adept Turnkey - Smarter Imaging For Better
Lives.
Thank
you for your partnering with us in 2015. We hope 2016 is a
successful and rewarding year for you and that Adept Turnkey
can continue to add value to your machine vision and imaging
projects.
NEWSFLASH
Mythbusters
test the Phantom V2010 Hi Speed camera
Watch a bullet captured in slo-mo at an
amazing 73 000 fps using a Phantom ultra-high speed
camera V2011. The detail is striking; the effect breathtaking
and memorable. ...
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Best-price
USB3 cable for long-distance image transfer
USB3 Vision is a fast and robust interface
capable of transferring high bandwidth image and video
data but has been hampered in some applications by cable
length ...
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TECHNICAL NOTES
Interfacing Teledyne Dalsa LINEA cameras with Sherlock:
Application notes
How
to interface Teledyne Dalsa LINEA cameras with Sherlock
software
Teledyne DALSA have released an easy-to-read
application note on how to interface their low-cost
LINEA line scan cameras to the Sherlock machine vision
application builder..…
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Cameras
Real-time
capability with all the "smarts"
Versatile, flexible and fast - VC Nano Z 0015 smart,
2Mp camera
Featuring a 2 Megapixel CMOS sensor and capable of
capturing up to 50 frames-per-second at full resolution,
this latest Vision Components Smart camera, VC Nano
Z 0015, is an embedded vision system based on dual core
ARM-based processor running VC Linux …
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Breakthrough
product for line scan applications
More speed; longer cable distances; less light; less
noise; less expense
Using the benefits of a Camera Link HS interface and
sporting a number of desirable characteristics, the
Piranha XL 16K multi-line CMOS camera
delivers a very high data throughput over long transmission
distances. . …
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BOA
Spot: More and less
Vision system performance at vision sensor pricing
Irrespective of the type of product on the assembly
line, BOA Spot can help improve quality, reduce waste
and increase throughput and all for less cost than anticipated.
Additionally, lower cost-of-ownership allows more points-of-inspection
along the production line… More
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Accessories
Extra-small
enclosures for compact cameras
Ideal solution for space-and-cost-critical applications
With just 50 x 50 mm (w x h) and 181 mm, or 211 mm,
the overall length is only slightly larger than the
protected camera with lens and port. Adding very little
to the camera's size, and weighing just over 400 g .…
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Frame Grabbers
New, advanced and feature-rich grabber
Combined benefits of Camera Link and HS Lkink technologies
Ideal for integration into flat
panel, electronics and semiconductor inspection, the
Xtium CLHS PX frame grabber series combines reliability
and performance with up to seven data lanes …
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Article
CMOS vs CCD: the game changer
What are the differences and similarities between
the sensors?
CCD (charge coupled device) and CMOS (complementary
metal oxide semiconductor) image sensors are two different
technologies for capturing images digitally. Because
CCD sensors produce images with less noise and distortion,
they have traditionally been considered …
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Discount Offers
Each month in Machine Vision Technology News we offer our readers the first opportunity to purchase products with special discounts. The products on offer
will be ex-demo or stock clearance items. They will be offered for a period of one week to our newsletter
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