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Basler AG Basler AG is one of the leading companies in the field of vision technology. From its headquarters in Ahrensburg, Germany, the company has grown to more than 350 employees worldwide. Basler's Vision Components division (Basler-VC) entered the industrial digital camera business in 1997. Basler has almost two decades of machine vision experience and offers a broad product portfolio with the advantage of one-stop shopping. We have customization capabilities and can do individual camera development according to your requirements. Basler's customers can choose from a broad portfolio of around 100 different camera models. The product portfolio includes line scan, area scan, and intelligent camera series. Basler's use of the GenICam standard lets customers easily switch between different camera interface technologies. - Area Scan Cameras are available with resolutions from VGA to 5 megapixels and can operate at up to 500 frames per second. Most cameras also include an Area of Interest (AOI) feature that allows them to operate with higher frame rates at lower resolutions. Basler area scan cameras feature Camera Link, IEEE 1394a/b, and GigE Vision connectivity. - Line Scan Cameras are offered with resolutions from 1024 to 8160 pixels, data rates up to 120 megapixels per second, and a Camera Link interface. - The Basler eXcite intelligent camera series is based on sensors with VGA to 2 megapixel resolution and will be available in both monochrome and color. The frame rate varies in a range from 60 to 180 frames per second. GenICam - The New Programming Interface Standard for Cameras (4/2/07) IEEE 1394 (FIRE WIRE) For Industrial Cameras. (3/30/07) View all from Basler AG

Dalsa DALSA offers international OEMs and system integrators the exclusive advantage of a complete and wide-ranging selection of imaging products and capabilities for machine vision applications. From image sensors fabbed in our own foundry, through powerful and sophisticated cameras, frame grabbers, vision processors and software, to easy-to-use vision appliances and custom vision modules, our advanced image acquisition, processing and analysis technology enables design professionals to develop systems that improve quality, heighten productivity and stay competitive. With thousands of installations and 25 years of industry experience, the company is headquartered in Waterloo, Canada with operations in Montreal, Vancouver, Boston, Colorado Springs, Beijing, China, Eindhoven, the Netherlands; and sales offices in Cleveland, San Juan Capistrano, Munich, Germany, and Tokyo, Japan. Industries Supported: Agriculture, Automotive, Electronics, Entertainment, Food/Beverage, Glass, Lumber/Wood, Medical Devices, Miscellaneous Mfg., Paper, Pharmaceutical, Plastics, Printing, Semiconductor, Textile/Apparel, Transportation Products: image sensors, cameras, frame grabbers, processors, software, vision solutions. PCI Express Advances Machine Vision (7/30/07) Colour Imaging in Machine Vision (3/6/08) 5 Critical Factors for Choosing Digital Image Capture Technology (7/30/07) Electronic Shuttering for High Speed Machine Vision Applications (1/31/08) View all from Dalsa

Edmund Optics Edmund Optics (EO) is a leading producer of optics, imaging, and photonics technology. Supporting the semiconductor, electronics, biomedical, assembly, and manufacturing markets throughout the globe; EO electronic imaging and machine vision solutions have been used in a variety of inspection applications from food to automotive to pharmaceutical. EO's vast offering of machine vision lenses, illumination sources, and cameras offer a dynamic choice of solutions for any application. For customers looking for onsite integration, EO offers a select network of Vision Integration Partners who facilitate onsite integration and system design. EO's extensive global manufacturing facilities also allow for custom system design and development. Customers can purchase items by contacting EO at 1-800-363-1992, via the catalog, or via the website at www.edmundoptics.com. Cleaning Optics (2/15/08) Will a Telecentric Lens Optimize My Machine Vision System? (4/7/08) Why Use Edge Blackened Optics (2/15/08) Visual Color Matching (1/31/08) View all from Edmund Optics

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