Raptor sCMOS camera targets surveillance and machine vision markets
Raptor Photonics will launch and demonstrate its new sCMOS camera, the Raptor Cygnet, at LASER World of Photonics 2013. The Cygnet runs off a 12 bit CameraLink interface with HD resolutions up to 60Hz, which enables shorter exposures. In addition, the 2.1MP 2/3 inch sCMOS sensor with .5µm x 5.5µm pixels reportedly enables sharp image resolution with a quantum efficiency of more than 63% at 500nm and greater than 34% at 850nm, according to the Raptor press release. The Cygnet comes with image analysis software (XCAP) and a standard CameraLink frame grabber (EPIX).
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To Learn More:
Contact: Raptor Photonics
Headquarters: Larne, County Antrim, Ireland
Product: Raptor Cygnet
Key Features: 2.1MP, 12 bit CameraLink interface, power requirement of less than 1.7W, weight of only 120g, image analysis software
What Raptor says:
View a Raptor press release.
Additional information:
View exhibitor list for LASER World of Photonics 2013.
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