• Color CCD camera uses linescan technology Basler L320C is similar to a conventional linescan

    Basler L320C is similar to a conventional linescan camera, but with three outputs instead of one. The trilinear color sensor consists of three rows of pixels fabricated on a single sensor. Each row of pixels has a different primary color filter-- red, green or blue--to deliver color images. As a digital camera with a 3 x 2098 sensor, a 3 x 8-bit output, and a pixel clock of 3 x 20 MHz, the L320C features a compact housing and low noise output.
    Oct. 1, 1999

    Color CCD camera uses linescan technology

    Basler L320C is similar to a conventional linescan camera, but with three outputs instead of one. The trilinear color sensor consists of three rows of pixels fabricated on a single sensor. Each row of pixels has a different primary color filter-- red, green or blue--to deliver color images. As a digital camera with a 3 x 2098 sensor, a 3 x 8-bit output, and a pixel clock of 3 x 20 MHz, the L320C features a compact housing and low noise output.

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