Machine vision cameras from Mightex to be showcased at Photonics West
Mightex Systems will display a lineup of USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 cameras, including the 1.2 MPixel SME-C012-U, 5.MPixel SME-C050-U, and its 2.4 MPixel TCE-1209-U camera.
SME-C012-U USB 3.0 cameras feature 1/2.5" Aptina MT9M031CMOS global shutter image sensors with 3.75 µm pixel size, and achieve 60 fps at full resolution, and 200 fps at 320 x 240. SME-C050-U 5 MPixel USB 3.0 cameras feature a 1/2.5" Aptina MT9P031 CMOS rolling shutter image sensor with 2.2 µm pixel size and achieve 4 fps at full resolution, and 240 fps at 320 x 240.
TCE-1209-U USB2.0line scan cameras feature Toshiba TCD1209 CCD image sensors with a 14 µm pixel size, and achieve a frame rate of 3,300 scans/s. In addition, Mightex will showcase its CCD cameras, including theCGE-C013-U USB 2.0 camera, which feature a 1/3” Sony ICX445AL CCD global shutter image sensor, 3.75 µm pixel size, and achieve 20 fps at full resolution.
SPIE Photonics West booth number:5103
To Learn More:
Contact:Mightex Systems
Headquarters: Toronto, ON, Canada
Products: CGE-B013-U, TCE-1209-U, and USB 3.0 cameras
Key application areas:Medical imaging, machine vision, semiconductor equipment, microscopy, barcode reading, security (USB 3.0 cameras), high speed process control, machine vision, web inspection (TCE-1209-U).
What Mightex Systems says:
View more information on the USB 3.0 cameras.
View more information on the TCE-1209-U cameras.
View more information on the CGE-B013-U cameras.
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