Firewire Cameras With Resolutions Up To 16 Megapixels
4th November 2010
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STEMMER IMAGING
STEMMER IMAGING announces that Allied Vision Technologies (AVT) has complemented its Pike series of FireWire cameras by adding 11 and 16 megapixel models that provide excellent image quality. These new additions, the Pike F-1100 and F-1600, are especially well suited to demanding applications where image quality, sharpness, precision and detail are essential, such as the sciences or in medical technology.
The new Pike models utilise the same Kodak sensors that are used in the AVT Prosilica GE series. With the sensor’s excellent heat dissipation ensuring low noise level, the High SNR mode and the high quality IR-cut filter combine to provide up to 16-bit genuine image data, higher sensitivity and outstanding image rendering.
Naturally the new models retain all the key functionality of the Pike camera family such as the comprehensive smart functions for image optimisation and the camera control. The Secure Image Signature framework provides helpful trigger information coded within or after the image to increase users control of camera triggering and cabling quality in the system.
All Pike models are equipped with two IEEE 1394b connectors for daisy-chain networking. Along with the classic copper version, an optional version is available that offers one copper and one fibre-optic connection for long distance data transfer. As an option, both new models can be equipped with an angled head for use where space is constrained.
Naturally the new models retain all the key functionality of the Pike camera family such as the comprehensive smart functions for image optimisation and the camera control. The Secure Image Signature framework provides helpful trigger information coded within or after the image to increase users control of camera triggering and cabling quality in the system.
All Pike models are equipped with two IEEE 1394b connectors for daisy-chain networking. Along with the classic copper version, an optional version is available that offers one copper and one fibre-optic connection for long distance data transfer. As an option, both new models can be equipped with an angled head for use where space is constrained.
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