XCL-U1000C
The XCL High Resolution Series from Sony is the perfect fit for a variety of industrial inspection applications such as microscopy, semiconductors, electronic parts, and display panels.
All the cameras in this series conform to the Camera Link standard. The XCL Series delivers outstanding functionality and excellent picture quality, bringing a new level of power and effectiveness to industrial applications.
* PoCL (Power over Camera Link)
High Resolution Image Capture
The XCL-U1000C camera is equipped with a 1/1.8 type progressive scan IT CCD that provides UXGA resolution, which is ideally suited for a variety of industrial applications requiring high-quality images
Supports Camera Link Standard
All cameras in the XCL High Resolution Series are equipped with the industry standard digital Camera Link interfaces. This allows users to quickly capture high-resolution images thanks to simple connectivity with machine vision systems.
Partial Scan Function
If you select only a specific area of an image to be scanned, the reduced data size and increased frame rate will minimize image processing time. The XCL-U1000C features vertical partial scanning.
Hardware Processing
The XCL High Resolution Series cameras have a number of beneficial real-time hardware pre-processing functions such as a 3x3 filter, DTL filter, gammacorrection, and a binarisation mechanism that can be used to emphasise the edges of an object or to change the contrast of an image. These functions provide frame grabbers with images that are easy to process, thus minimising the load on the PC.
Monitor Output
The XCL-U1000C has a 15-pin D-sub connector and the camera can be connected directly to video monitors with UXGA resolution.
High Shock and Vibration Tolerance
• Vibration resistance: 10G (20 to 200 Hz)
• Shock resistance: 70G
Other Features
• C mount lens
• External trigger
• Binning function (B/W mode only)
• Built-in test pattern
Supplied Accessories:
- Lens mount cap
- Operating instructions
Sony XCL Series Downloads
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