At last week's Hikrobot machine vision new product launch conference, the XoFLink 16k monochrome line scan camera, as a key product in 2D vision, attracted much attention due to its high-speed transmission, excellent imaging, flexible and easy-to-use characteristics.
The camera adopts 16384×2-line CMOS sensor, 2-channel XoFLink high-speed transmission interface, full resolution downlink frequency up to 120kHz, and integrates a variety of the latest ISP image processing technology, which can be widely used in thin film, lithium battery, panel and other industries for high-speed detection.
Product Highlights:
High-speed transmission: 2 XoFLink interfaces
The camera uses 2 XoFLink high-speed optical fiber data transmission interfaces, and the downlink frequency of full resolution can reach up to 120kHz.
Excellent imaging: 2-TDI brightening
The camera (MV-CL162-91F2M) adopts a two-line COMS sensor, supports 2-TDI imaging, and can maintain 60kHz line frequency high-speed acquisition after 2-TDI is turned on, taking into account high-speed acquisition and brightness improvement, and reducing the requirements of the vision system for ambient light sources.
Flexible and easy to use: Connectivity in multiple topologies
Hikrobot has launched matching capture cards with different numbers of XoFLink interfaces, with the two working modes of 1Link and 2Link supported by the camera itself, which can support a variety of connection methods such as 1-to-1, 1-to-2, and 1-to-4, which is convenient to install. Customers can flexibly choose the topological connection mode according to the erection requirements of the line frequency and the whole solution.
Industry applications
The XoFLink 16k monochrome line scan camera can help users effectively improve inspection efficiency and quality, and help upgrade the performance of production lines in thin film, lithium battery, panel and other industries.
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