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News Release from: Scorpion Vision | Subject: Unibrain XGA board camera
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 10 August 2007
Low cost XGA board camera offers high
resolution
The new Unibrain XGA board camera is now available from Scorpion Vision
A new XGA 1394a OEM board camera, the Unibrain XGA board camera features a Sony 1/3inch, 1024 x 768, progressive scan CCD, that is capable of reaching up to 36 fps in maximum resolution (Format-7) The new camera system is available in both colour and monochrome models
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 17 Mar 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Fire-i XGA board supports the latest IIDC 1.31 standards and features automatic bus synchronization, hardware triggering, partial scan mode, one shot and multi shot.
The camera comes with a C/CS mount lens adapter but also miniature lenses (for 1/3inch CCD) are supported via Unibrain's M12 x 0.5 lens base.
The camera follows on from the successful range of OEM VGA board cameras and aims to satisfy the needs of many OEM customers who have a requirement for a high resolution but low cost device.
Other models in the range use 1/4inch format sensors with colour, monochrome or RAW and are available with remote CCD sensors which connected using a flexible ribbon cable.
Key features include:. Request a free brochure from Scorpion Vision ...
- High frame rate - External Trigger mode 0~5, 14 - Multi camera auto synchronisation - Low Smear and excellent anti-blooming - Low power consumption - C/CS mount and M12 x 0.5 Lens support.
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