• CCD camera series focuses on scientific and industrial uses The DFW-V300 color video camera uses a

    CCD camera series focuses on scientific and industrial uses The DFW-V300 color video camera uses a C-lens mount and outputs video images at 200 Mbit/s over the IEEE-1394 digital serial bus. Offering black-and-white progressive-scan technology, the XC-8500CE comes equipped with a 0.5-in. CCD, square-pixel capability, and 782 ¥ 582-pixel resolution. The DXC-LS1 "lipstick" features a 0.25-in. CCD chip and a 12-mm cylindrical camera head that delivers 470 TV lines for space-critical uses. The
    March 1, 1998

    CCD camera series focuses on scientific and industrial uses The DFW-V300 color video camera uses a C-lens mount and outputs video images at 200 Mbit/s over the IEEE-1394 digital serial bus. Offering black-and-white progressive-scan technology, the XC-8500CE comes equipped with a 0.5-in. CCD, square-pixel capability, and 782 ¥ 582-pixel resolution. The DXC-LS1 "lipstick" features a 0.25-in. CCD chip and a 12-mm cylindrical camera head that delivers 470 TV lines for space-critical uses. The DXC-H10 3-CCD color video camera measures 95 ¥ 95 ¥ 160 mm, weighs 1200 g, and provides 1920 ¥ 1035 pixels. Sony Electronics Inc., 1 Sony Dr., Park Ridge, NJ 07656; (800) 686-SONY.

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