GigE Polarization Camera
The GigE Polarization camera is an industrial vision camera, with an GigE interface. In our whitepaper about USB3 polarization camera you can find more information about the benefits of an industrial polarization camera.
This model is interesting for you when your application complies with the following conditions:
- An industrial camera
- Polarization
- Maximum cable length of 100 meters
- Only one cable is required to connect the device
- Dimensions are: 29x29x40.3mm
- Suitable for PC’s and embedded platforms: ARM V7 & ARM V8
- Optional hardware triggering
If more details are required, the manual can be consulted.
MTBF, garantie en productlevenscyclus
Daheng Imaging produceert jaarlijks meer dan 100.000 industriële camera's volgens de hoogste kwaliteitsnormen. De MTBF (mean time between failure) is meer dan 400.000 uur (45 jaar 24/7). De industriële camera's zijn gecertificeerd door TÜV Rheinland en hebben 3 jaar garantie. Na marktintroductie is elk cameramodel minimaal 7 jaar beschikbaar. De meeste camera's hebben zelfs een veel langere productlevenscyclus. Raadpleeg
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Monochrome industrial camera
A black and white camera, also known as a monochrome camera, offers advantages in a variety of applications. While the market for security focusses on color cameras, the industrial market utilizes the advantages of black and white cameras. Black and white cameras are very light sensitive, provide sharp images and reduces data compared to color. This makes it ideal for imageprocessing. By selecting the right color as your light source and lens filter, a black and white camera can utilize the product its characteristics. Images with a large contrast and a high resolution can be created with an industrial monochrome camera.
Industrial camera with PoE
Power over Ethernet (PoE) for GigE is designed to provide both power and data communication over a standard Ethernet cable. This reduces the amount of cables and installation time, in applications that do not require a hardware trigger or I/O. When I/O is required in an application we advise to supply the camera via a I/O connector. The camera’s power usage is larger when using Power over Ethernet than via the I/O connector. The camera will generate extra heat when using PoE. A PoE GigE camera is larger than the version without PoE. An extra PCB is needed to separate the power of the Ethernet signal, and to convert the voltage to a lower voltage. Extra hardware is needed, which makes it more expensive than the version without PoE. The advantage of PoE is that installation is easier because less cables are required.
