I’ve
been reading about Basler’s racer
linescan cameras.
They’re pretty interesting. I hadn’t appreciated that they are
both CMOS-based and GigeE. That’s a combination that yields some
interesting benefits: less heat generated and no high-end
framegrabber or expensive CameraLink cable required.
And
where did I learn this? From “The Benefits of Modern CMOS Sensors
in Industrial Line Scan Cameras”, available as a pdf download from
Basler’s Document
Downloads
page. (Name and email required, but it is worth it.)
Now
obviously, Basler’s White Paper isn’t exactly impartial, but it
is well-written and filled with technical “meat”, so I suggest
you take a look.
1 comment:
Thanks for the pointer. The document from Basler indeed supports the previous posts on the thermal advantage of CMOS camera.
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