2.3.
USB3 Vision Camera Applications
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Automation
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Ultra-fast 3D scanning
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Miniature and fast robotic arms
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Mobile devices
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In-situ optical inspection camera
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Material and Life science microscopy
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Ophthalmology and Retinal imaging
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Broadcasting
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Fast process capture, e.g. golf club swings
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Intelligent Transportations Systems (ITS) and traffic monitoring
2.4.
Common features
Sensor Technology
Acquisition Modes
Partial Image Readout
Image data formats
Color image processing
Hot/blemish pixels correction
Auto adjustments
Flat field corrections
Image Data and Control Interface
General Purpose I/O
Signal conditioning
Synchronization
Housing and lens mount
Power requirements
Environment
Operating systems
Software support
Firmware updates
table 2-2, common features
Notes:
(*1):
triggered exposure not available for models MQ013xG-E2
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CMOS, Global shutter
Continuous, software and hardware trigger, defined fps, triggered exposure (*1) and
burst
ROI, Skipping and Binning modes supported (model specific)
8, 10 or 12 bit RAW pixel data
Host based de-Bayering, sharpening, Gamma, color matrix, true color CMS
On camera storage of up to 5000 pixel coordinates, host assisted correction
Auto white balance, auto gain, auto exposure
Host assisted pixel level shading and lens corrections
USB 3.0 standard Micro B with screw lock threads compliant to USB3 Vision standard
1x opto-isolated input, 1x opto-isolated output, power LED, 2x LED software
programmable
Programmable debouncing time
Hardware trigger input, software trigger, exposure strobe output, busy output
Standard C-mount. Available options are CS mount, and board level
1 to 1.8W, supplied via USB 3.0 interface
Operating 0°C to 50°C on housing, RH 80% non-condensing, -30°C to 60°C storage
Ingress Protection: IP40
Windows 7 SP1 (x86 and x64), Linux Ubuntu, MacOS 10.8
xiAPI SDK, adapters and drivers for various image processing packages
Field firmware updatable
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