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Introducing the latest additions to our Blackfly S GigE camera lineup – the BFS-PGE-161S7M and BFSPGE- 161S7C deliver a high-resolution sensor in a compact form factor, superior price to performance ratio and exceptional low-light performance. The 16 MP Sony IMX542 (Pregius S series) features back-illuminated sensor pixel (BSI) technology, significantly improved quantum efficiency (QE), reduced pixel sizes, and enables the use of less expensive and more compact optics.
These new Blackfly S cameras also take advantage of our new Lossless Compression feature, delivering up to 60% higher frame rates without compromising on image quality. This value driven combination enables further cost reductions by replacing several low-resolution cameras with a single unit, delivering higher frame rates, lower bandwidth utilization and lower lighting system requirements. These new Blackfly S global shutter cameras with BSI technology are suitable for a range of applications – from PCB and semiconductor inspections to metrology and scientific research among several others. Read along for more detailed specs, pricing and to consult a specialist about your project requirements.
- 16 MP global shutter enables precise measurement of large objects
- Lossless Compression enables 60% higher FPS (from 7FPS to 12 FPS @ full resolution)
- High QE and low noise yield a low Absolute Sensitivity Threshold (4.1 photon AST)
- Superior quantum efficiency (69% QE @ 525nm)
- Excellent low-light performance (2.34 e- read noise)
- BSI pixels enable less expensive, more compact optics
- High sensitivity (High QE and Low AST) reduces lighting system requirements
- Replace multiple low-resolution cameras with this single high-resolution camera
About Teledyne FLIR
Teledyne FLIR, a Teledyne Technologies company, is a world leader in intelligent sensing solutions for defense and industrial applications with approximately 4,000 employees worldwide. Founded in 1978, the company creates advanced technologies to help professionals make better, faster decisions that save lives and livelihoods. For more information, please visit www.teledyneflir.com or follow @flir.
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