High Resolution Imaging With No Compromise On Speed
5th December 2011
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STEMMER IMAGING can now offer the new Prosilica GX3300 camera from AVT. The GX3300 combines 8 Mpixel resolution with high speed (240MB/s) data transfer and a frame rate of 17 fps at full resolution, meaning that it is no longer necessary to compromise resolution for speed. Supplied complete with a rich set of smart features, the GX3300 is ideally suited to a range of machine vision applications.
The GX3300 features the new quad-tap Kodak KAI-08050 CCD progressive scan sensor which provides exceptional image quality, high sensitivity and dynamic range, improved anti-blooming and reduced smear. Dividing the sensor into a four quadrant parallel readout allows this device to support an impressive 17 fps at 8 MP. The GX3300 is equipped with an F-mount to make full use of the 4/3” optical format and is compatible with a wide-range of high quality commercial and industrial lenses.
The GX3300 is the latest camera in the Prosilica range to feature Link Aggregate Groups (LAG), or IEEE 802.3ad, a well-established computer networking technology. This links two Ethernet ports to provide data transfer of 240 MB/s, twice that achieved using a conventional GigE Vision configuration.
The camera is supplied in a compact, ribbed camera housing, specially designed for heat dissipation. With its rugged enclosure and optimized thermal management, the GX3300 delivers high quality images even in tough environments with temperatures up to 50°C.
The GX3300 is the latest camera in the Prosilica range to feature Link Aggregate Groups (LAG), or IEEE 802.3ad, a well-established computer networking technology. This links two Ethernet ports to provide data transfer of 240 MB/s, twice that achieved using a conventional GigE Vision configuration.
The camera is supplied in a compact, ribbed camera housing, specially designed for heat dissipation. With its rugged enclosure and optimized thermal management, the GX3300 delivers high quality images even in tough environments with temperatures up to 50°C.
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