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    GigE Vision-Compliant Cameras

    Dec. 2, 2010
    The Genie HC Series of GigE Vision-compliant cameras is built for high-speed color acquisition and image quality, integrating both advanced camera and board image acquisition technologies in one package. 
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    Typical applications include electronic manufacturing inspection, intelligent traffic systems (ITS), and food inspection. The series is comprised of three models: the Genie HC640 for up to 300 fps in full resolution (640x480); the Genie HC1024 for up to 117 fps in full resolution (1024x768); and the Genie HC1400 up to 75 fps in full resolution (1400x1024). Additional features include global electronic shutter with exposure control and on-board flat-field correction. The cameras use Gigabit Ethernet technology, transmitting data over standard CAT-5e and CAT-6 cables to distances up to 100m, allowing for a greater distance between the camera and inspection system.

    Dalsa
    www.dalsa.com    
    978.670.2000

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