Color CCD Camera provides high resolution.
Press Release Summary:
Progressive Scan CV-M77 Camera has 12 fixed shutter speeds from 1/25th to 1/10,000th sec, plus programmable shutter speed mode. This allows selecting shutter speeds from 76ps to 40 ms, in 50ps steps. Applications include machine vision, medical imaging, food processing and traffic monitoring. Camera's 1/3 in. color CCD sensor provides 25 full frames of video output per second.
Original Press Release:
New Color Progressive Scan CV-M77 Camera Provides 2.5x Higher Resolution That Predecessor While Maintaining Price Point
Laguna Hills, Ca. - JAI A.S, a world leader in high-performance industrial imaging products, introduces its new CV-M77, a one chip 1/3" Progressive Scan RGB output Color CCD Camera for machine vision, medical imaging, food processing, traffic monitoring and other vision system applications. The CV-M77 provides approximately 2.5 times higher pixel resolution (1034 x 779 vs. 659 x 494) than the company's popular CV-M70 predecessor - at the same price point. Providing the same pin-out as its predecessor, the CV-M77 allows a virtually seamless upgrade path to markedly superior performance. In addition, the CV-M77 now includes all JAI standard trigger modes, such as Pulse Width Control, Edge Pre-Select and Long Time Exposure.
JAI's new RS-232C communication protocol, featuring short ASCII commands, allows easy set-up and configuration of the camera's modes and parameters. Complementing the 12 fixed shutter speeds, ranging from 1 /25th to 1/10,000th sec., there is also a programmable shutter speed mode. Via RS-232C, this allows selecting shutter speeds from 76ps up to 40 ms, in 50ps steps.
Utilizing the latest technologies, the CV-M77 is lighter, requires less power to operate, and offers higher resolution and improved dynamic range, important OEM design considerations. The camera's 1/3" color CCD sensor (with Bayer pattern RGB primary mosaic filter) provides 25 full frames of video output per second.
Price: Starts at $1,995 in U.S. (Price requested to remain confidential due to international distribution issues)
Availability: December 2001
Delivery: 4 weeks ARO
