Machine vision camera from The Crowley Company features 71 MPixel CMOS sensor
May 9, 2016
Available in both color and monochrome, the MACHCAM 71 (C/M) machine vision camera from The Crowley Company features a 71 MPixel CMOS image sensor and targets a variety of applications, including automated inspection, aerial imaging, scientific and medical imaging, and law enforcement.
Available in both color and monochrome, the MACHCAM 71 (C/M) machine vision camera from The Crowley Company features a 71 MPixel CMOS image sensor and targets a variety of applications, including automated inspection, aerial imaging, scientific and medical imaging, and law enforcement. The sensor used in the camera is the CHR70M from CMOSIS, which is a 71 MPixel CMOS sensor with a 3.1 µm pixel size that can capture images at 3 fps. Additionally, the camera features a Camera Link or USB3 interface (GigE under production), and a dynamic range of 63 dB.
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Contact:The Crowley Company Headquarters: Frederick, MD, USA Product: MACHCAM 71C and MACHCAM 71M Key Features: 71 MPixel CMOS sensor from CMOSIS, 3 fps, Camera Link and USB3 interface (GigE forthcoming).
What The Crowley Company says: View more information on the MACHCAM 71.
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.
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