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JAI PULNIX Introduces The CV-A10CL Monochrome Progressive Scan 1/2” CCD Sensor

11 August, 2004
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The CV-A10CL uses the latest-generation monochrome progressive scan 1/2” CCD sensor with 782 x 582 pixels resolution, which fits inside the SVGA-resolution envelope. The 1/2” format has the advantage of a large pixel size (8.3 x 8.3 µm), resulting in a camera with superior sensitivity. The CV-A10CL has a frame rate of 60 frames/second at full resolution, while maintaining a S/N ratio of >56dB.

The camera features several binning and partial scan readout modes that allow frame rates up to 250 frames/second.Connection to the CV-A10CL is simplified by a Camera Link interface, through which all external camera controls, such as trigger and serial interface, are routed. This allows flexible use of the camera where the user has full control of trigger modes, readout modes, shutter speed and gain/offset level. Camera Link also allows the user to select either 10-bit or 8-bit readout. A rear panel LED assists in configuring the camera by indicating the presence of power or trigger input.

The CV-A10CL’s compact dimensions (35mm x 44mm x 80mm) make it ideal for a wide range of industrial applications.The CV-A10CL is available now.

Volume pricing is available upon request.Web: www.jaipulnix.com

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