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Inspection of uneven application and defects of transparent coating material | UV 8MP camera

A high-speed, high-resolution camera corresponding to UV (ultraviolet) wavelengths. It is suitable for high-speed inspection of "invisible objects," such as adhesive and oil application inspections!

■Features A UV-compatible model equipped with Sony's CMOS sensor IMX487, featuring an 8.1MP camera. It combines global shutter functionality with high-speed performance, supporting output of up to 133.2fps, enabling high-quality imaging with significantly reduced noise. A high-speed, high-resolution camera compatible with UV (ultraviolet) wavelengths. It is well-suited for high-speed inspections of "invisible objects," such as adhesive and oil application inspections, and can also be considered for new areas requiring high-speed performance, including inspections in the semiconductor industry where UV cameras have been used.

Company：Japan Bopixel Co., Ltd.
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Detect UV light | For power equipment and infrastructure inspection | UV 8M CXP camera

A high-speed, high-resolution camera corresponding to UV (ultraviolet) wavelengths. It is suitable for high-speed inspection of "invisible objects" such as adhesive and oil application inspections!

■Features This is a UV-compatible model equipped with Sony's CMOS sensor IMX487, featuring an 8.1MP camera. It combines global shutter capability with a maximum output of 133.2fps, allowing for high-speed imaging with significantly reduced noise and high-quality capture. It is used to detect UV light (corona discharge) generated from deteriorated areas of electrical equipment (such as high-voltage overhead lines) to monitor and identify signs of abnormalities or failures from a distance. In addition to inspections in fields where UV cameras have been traditionally used, such as semiconductors, it can also be considered for new areas requiring high-speed performance.