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Early detection of errors saves wasted effort and materials, but that savings must offset the of vision system with the required throughput to be practical. One is the dynamic range, or number of bits per pixel. Developers need to understand application needs in detail, along with the benefits machinevision system will offer, to determine the optimum combination of cameraparameters. Petko Dinev is president of Imperx, www. imperx. comProgrammable camerasImperxs large format megapixel, thermoelectrically cooled digital camera uses CCD that delivers threeframes per second at full resolution.

Stray light in the wrong place can easily compromise system accuracy. The tradeoffsResolution and frame rate of camera are intertwined the more pixels camera offers, the slower its frame rate. This stabilises the devices sensitivity, dark current, and noise for applications where theseProgrammable cameras Programmable cameras can add flexibility to the solution, but they arenot substitute for sound engineering. speedOne of digital cameras primary parameters is its resolution, which has two components the number of sensing elements pixels in the CCD array, and the size of these marks relative to the overall image size. Element sizes typically run from to 12um on each edge.

Often, the image processor to make reliable comparisons. For instance, changing product dimensions or production line reconfigurations force replacement of machine vision cameras if they cannot match the new requirements. parameters are limiting factors. Users can program the dynamic range by selecting from an 8, 10, or 12bit output, and apply number of other programmable functions, including frame rate, shutter, long integration, strobe output, gain and offset,AOI area of interest, external trigger, dynamic SN correction, temperature monitor and alarm. It also has an impact on the sensors exposure latitude.

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