Windowless USB2.0 Buffered CMOS 10-bit Monochrome 1.3MP Cameras, 32MB on-board memory

Windowless USB2.0 Buffered CMOS 10-bit Monochrome 1.3MP Cameras, 32MB on-board memory Description：

Datasheet

Mightex USB 2.0 cameras with frame buffers are optimized for machine-vision applications, and they can also be used for a wide variety of other applications such as digital microscopy and medical imaging, where quality, ease of use, and cost-effectiveness are crucial. These cameras have built-in frame buffers, external trigger-in, strobe-out, and a powerful camera engine that supports multiple cameras. Monochrome cameras often exhibit a 20% higher spatial resolution than their color counterparts because no pixel interpolation is necessary. Without a Bayer color filter on the sensor, monochrome cameras are also more sensitive than color sensors, especially in near IR and UV regions. The frame rate can be as high as 12 fps in full resolution and up to 150 fps using ROI mode. In addition, a user-friendly GUI based application software and an SDK are provided for custom software development. A DirectShow driver and a TWAIN driver are included, and a USB command set protocol is also provided for non-Windows based applications.

Features:

No glass window

Ideal for coherent light detection

32MB On-board Memory

Higher resolution than color sensors

10-bit gray level

4-pin GPIOs

Higher sensitivity especially in IR

Simpler data processing

1280 x 1024 active imaging pixels

High-speed USB2.0 (480Mb/s)

ROI & pixel skipping/binning

Support arbitrary ROI

Digital output, no need for frame grabber

Custom programmable with SDK provided

TWAIN driver

DirectShow driver

External and software trigger

Strobe output for external flash

No need for external power supply

Applications:

Laser beam profiling

Laser interferometry

Digital holography

Holographic data storage

Digital microscopy

Machine vision

Medical imaging

Semiconductor equipment

Test instruments

Specifications

* The actual achievable frame rate may vary, depending on exposure time setting as well as available PC resources.