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    GigE Compatible Line Scan Cameras

    June 2, 2011
    Impact M500 series of GigE compatible line scan cameras includes 12 cameras ranging from a 1,024 pixel, 18.7 Khz model to a 2,048 pixel, 29.2 Khz model. Each has C or F mount lensing options and supports multiple encoder configurations with direct digital inputs.
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    All can be used with Impact M-Series Embedded Vision System to perform multiple machine vision inspections simultaneously. Company says line scan cameras and tools are needed to solve numerous critical inspection operations for industries ranging from sheet glass manufacturing to automotive assembly to electronics. System lets users perform up to four unique high speed inspections that can be initiated independently—at different times or simultaneously—utilizing a single vision processor. Any combination of four grayscale, color or line scan cameras can be used with a single vision processor.

    PPT Vision
    www.pptvision.com
    952.996.9500

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