USB camera adds visual dimension to CMMs

An Aberlink product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Jan 12, 2007

Aberlink has developed an advanced USB camera designed to supply class-leading undistorted aberration-free images to PC monitors.

Aberlink has developed an advanced USB camera designed to supply class-leading undistorted aberration-free images to PC monitors.

The company claims that the new state-of-the-art unit is Ideal for use on its full range of CMMs.

Building on the merits of its extremely popular predecessor, Aberlink's advanced new camera boasts higher resolution, an increased frame rate, rapid auto-focus ability, cross hair functionality and the capability of synchronising its exposure function to the light controller.

The new, high-quality Aberlink camera can be used in conjunction with a touch-trigger probe, enabling parts to be measured using a combination of both contact and noncontact techniques.

An ingenious design of kinematic magnetic joint allows the flexible camera to be swapped with a probe in seconds.

Unlike other camera systems there are no cables or cumbersome connections to worry about, all of the new camera's contacts are made instantaneously by the simple action of magnetically snapping it into place onto the CMM's quill.

To help provide edge clarity when performing complex measuring procedures, a high-quality, fully controllable ring light is available to provide optimum illumination from above the measured component.

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