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Camera Series Extended

The Foculus camera series from NET New Electronic Technology has been extended by two new cameras FO134B/C and FO234B/C. Both versions are available in color or monochrome and feature the same IEEE1394 Interface, as the already existing 18 models. Equipped with a 1/2” Sony CCD Image Sensor they differ in resolution and frame rate. The FO134B/C supports 60fps at VGA resolution (659 x 494 pixel) and the FO234B/C supports 50fps at SVGA resolution (782 x 582 pixel). All features are identical to the Foculus series like housing dimensions, C-Mount, progressive scan, external trigger and electronic shutter. This extension presents a solution regarding sensor size, resolution and frame rate for almost every application that can occur.

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