September 15, 2015 - Teledyne DALSA introduces Genie NanoM1920, C1920, M1940 and C1940 GigE Vision cameras, built around the Sony Pregius 2 Megapixel IMX249 and IMX174 CMOS image sensors.
The series has a fully optimized camera platform to deliver high frame rates and powerful features in a small, robust body.
Available in monochrome and color with additional resolutions to follow, Genie Nano cameras help ensure high performance and reliability. Designed for industrial imaging applications with Teledyne DALSA’s TurboDrive technology, these cameras are capable of data transfer at 2 or even 3 times the standard GigE Vision rates. The Genie Nano series also takes full advantage of the Sapera LT Software Development Kit (SDK) and Trigger-to-Image-Reliability framework for full system-level monitoring, control, and diagnostics from image capture through transfer to host memory.
Key Features:
- TurboDrive allows fast frame rates and full image quality
- Trigger-to-Image-Reliability
- Small footprint for tight spaces - 44mm x 29mm x 21mm
- Wide temperature range (-20 to 60c) housing for imaging in harsh environments
- 2 inputs/2 opto-coupled outputs for easy integration and deployment
- Light weight – only 46 grams
Genie Nano cameras are suitable for a wide range of inspection applications including food and beverage inspection, and electronics and printed circuit board (PCB) inspection, among many others.
“We’re pleased to offer customers affordability and performance in such a small, robust package that is a breakthrough on so many levels,” commented Manny Romero, Senior Product Manager for Teledyne DALSA. “The Genie Nano series is engineered to meet the high expectations of OEM and System Integrators, and features our lowest price ever.”
About Teledyne DALSA’s Machine Vision Products
Teledyne DALSA is a world leader in the design, manufacture and deployment of digital imaging components for the machine vision market. Teledyne DALSA image sensors, cameras, smart cameras, frame grabbers, software, and vision solutions are used in thousands of automated inspection systems around the world and across multiple industries including semiconductor, solar cell, flat panel display, electronics, automotive, medical, packaging and general manufacturing.
