Board level USB 3.0 cameras from Basler go into production
After introducing the new board-levelUSB 3.0 cameras at VISION 2014, Basler’s dart series is now going into production and are available effective immediately.
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As currently constituted on the Basler website, the dart cameras are available in seven total models, when including monochrome and color versions:daA2500-14uc/um, daA1920-15um, daA1920-30uc/umm and the daA1280-54uc/um. These cameras feature Aptina (ON Semiconductor) CMOS image sensors ranging in size from 1.2 MPixel to 5 MPixel and achieve frame rates of 14 fps, 15 fps, 30 fps, and 54 fps, respectively. The 27 mm x 27 mm board-level cameras are available in S-Mount, CS-Mount, and bare board versions.
Customers can also pick from a range of accessories that are suitable for the dart, includingBasler lenses, lens adapters, matching cables, and an I/O starter kit. Additionally, the cameras come with Basler’s pylon camera software suite.
Basler’s dart cameras are one of the few board-level cameras currently on the market that are compliant with the USB3 Vision standard, according to the company.
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Former VSD Editor James Carroll joined the team 2013. Carroll covered machine vision and imaging from numerous angles, including application stories, industry news, market updates, and new products. In addition to writing and editing articles, Carroll managed the Innovators Awards program and webcasts.