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Document "10GigE Technical Guide"

Document "10GigE Technical Guide"

"Please tell us about the future potential of 10GigE Vision" and "Is the cost-effectiveness high?" will be published!

The demand for industrial cameras that enable high resolution and high-speed output is rapidly increasing. This document has been prepared to address important questions regarding the specifications and capabilities of the "10GigE interface" as a high-speed transmission system that vision system designers and users will require in the coming era. We encourage you to read it. 【Contents (partial)】 ■ Overview ■ Is it necessary to establish a new network to introduce 10GigE cameras? ■ Please tell us the maximum cable length and Ethernet cable standards that can be used with 10GigE. ■ What pixel formats are supported by 10GigE Vision cameras? ■ What is the future potential of 10GigE Vision? ■ Please tell us about the reliability of 10GigE networks. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Color camera
  • Image Processing Software

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Industrial Camera "Go-X Series" <Compact, Low Cost, High Functionality>

Industrial Camera "Go-X Series" <Compact, Low Cost, High Functionality>

Equipped with Sony Pregius/Pregius S sensors. Interfaces such as GigE and CXP can be selected. Suitable for machine vision.

The industrial-grade area scan camera "Go-X Series" is equipped with Sony Pregius or back-illuminated Pregius S CMOS sensors, offering models ranging from 2.3 million to 24.5 million pixels. Interfaces can be selected from USB3, GigE, or CXP. The "Pregius S models" come with scaling functions and lossless compression capabilities (available only for GigE models). 【Product Features】 - Compact, lightweight, and low power consumption - Sealing design to prevent dust intrusion and assembly in a clean room - Equipped with ROI, image flipping/mirroring, pixel defect correction, brightness correction, two types of sequencer modes, and automatic level adjustment (ALC) functions 【About CMOS Sensors】 Achieving high resolution with small pixels that fit within a C-mount optical circle, and by incorporating back-illuminated (BSI) technology to capture light, it is possible to achieve sensitivity and image quality comparable to larger pixels. 【Cameras Available Soon】 Production of 12 new CXP models of Go-X has begun, followed by the start of production for 12 new PGE models in early August 2022.

  • Sensors

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Overview of Machine Vision Interface

Overview of Machine Vision Interface

Introducing an overview of popular machine vision interfaces!

In the past few decades, numerous machine vision interfaces have been developed. Various research groups and working committees composed of members from around the world have held meetings to define and maintain these interfaces. This document provides an overview of popular machine vision interfaces, highlighting several key benefits, challenges, and common application cases. **Contents** - Introduction - Chapter 1: GigE Vision Interface for Industrial Machine Vision - Chapter 2: Short Form-factor Pluggable Plus (SFP+) - Chapter 3: CoaXPress (CXP) - Chapter 4: Camera Link (CL) - Chapter 5: USB3 Vision (Universal Serial Bus 3) - Chapter 6: Embedded Vision Applications - Chapter 7: Summary and Future Outlook *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

  • cable
  • Other Connectors

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