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Vision and Colour Sensors
News Release from: Adept Electronic Solutions | Subject: UEye
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 21 March 2006
USB cameras need no extra frame grabber
hardware
USB 2.0 cameras for medical and industrial applications available with a range of monochrome and colour CMOS or CCD sensors in different resolutions, with global and rolling shutter.
UEye is a compact USB 2.0 camera for medical and industrial applications, letting users go digital with no need for additional frame grabber hardware It is available with a range of monochrome and colour CMOS or CCD sensors in different resolutions, with global and rolling shutter
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 11 May 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Frame rates up to 75frame/s in full frame mode and over 100frame/s using area of interest are possible.
The bandwidth of the USB 2.0 interface enables multiple cameras to be acquiring and displaying on the PC or notebook screen.
The cameras come with an industrial housing.
To ensure robust interfacing, the UEye is equipped with two connectors, a standard USB 2.0 Mini-B USB and an industrial D-sub connector that can be fixed by screws.
All the USB 2.0 pins and the digital input and output signals are available on this connector.
The camera has one digital trigger input and one digital output to control, for example, a flashlight.
Both the universal digital input and the digital output can switch voltages up to 24V.
The signals are optically isolated and available on the D-sub connector of the camera.
The UEye SDK uses direct draw to blend flicker-free text and graphic overlay information into the live video image.
Graphics, date, time and more can be realised with the DD back buffer and DD overlay surface modes.
Direct draw allows flexible displaying of the video images.
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