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CMOS vs. CCD technologies

CMOS is becoming increasingly popular, but CCD is far from obsolete. When does which image sensor technology make sense and where do both play out their advantages? So far, CCD sensors still impress with higher image quality and lower noise, whereas CMOS sensors score in terms of energy consumption and smear and blooming effects. With more choice of global shutter sensors, CMOS continues to catch up.

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Aspheres for imaging and the near infrared spectrum

Edmund Optics, a manufacturer and supplier of optical components, has added new aspheres to its product line. The product expansion includes the Techspec series of double-sided aspheres, which are suitable for imaging, and the same series' precision aspheres for the near-infrared spectrum, which offer very high imaging quality.

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Integrated vision system

Cognex introduces the In-Sight 3D-L4000 integrated vision system. Equipped with 3D laser profiling technology, this intelligent camera enables engineers to solve a range of inspection applications in automated production lines.

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Event-based vision sensors available

Macnica ATD now offers Sony's event-based vision sensor (“EVS”). The two sensors IMX636 and IMX637 were made possible through the cooperation between Sony and Prophesee, another distribution partner of Macnica ATD Europe.

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inspect America

New issue of inspect America available now!

New issue of inspect America available now!

Whats new in the vision market in the United States? The new issue of inspect America gives the answer.