GigE Cameras Added To
Firstsight Vision can now offer GigE versions of the popular A10, A70 and M9 cameras, manufactured by JAI at its Japanese facility. These new cameras can be readily interfaced to external factory automation equipment such as PLCs. New sequencing functions have been added to all three cameras. The A10GE is a monochrome unit, the A70GE offers a raw Bayer colour output while the M9GE has an RGB colour output.
The A10GE and A70GE cameras feature a ½” CCD with 782 x 582 pixels running at 60 frames per second. This high frame rate makes them ideally suited for use in fast production processes. Selectable partial scan allows even higher frame rates at reduced vertical resolution. The large pixel size brings high sensitivity with less dependency on the optical performance of the lens used. These cameras also benefit from auto iris lens control, auto shutter, auto gain and a reset continuous trigger mode, which allows the camera iris to be continuously adjusted, even when the camera is waiting for a trigger.
The M9GE 3 CCD 1/3’’ colour camera provides an upgrade path from TV-standard 3-chip cameras by offering higher resolution and progressive scan imaging. With XGA (1024 x 768 pixel) resolution and chromatic shading reduction, the M9GE is aimed at automated imaging markets such as colour LCD inspection, food inspection and colour verification.
All three cameras have a new sequence trigger mode, which allows up to 10 sets of shutter gain, offset, ROI size etc to be stored and applied on a frame-by-frame basis. This allows a sequence of images to be acquired with different camera settings. The cameras also feature a delayed readout mode. This is ideal for systems with a large number of cameras that are triggered at the same time, since the images can be read out in sequence to avoid congestion on the Ethernet interface.
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