The SCD40 offers an accuracy of ± (50 ppm + 5% of reading) at 400–2000 ppm, while the SCD41 has an accuracy of ± (40 ppm + 5% of reading) at 400–5000 ppm. In addition, with its low-power mode, the SCD41 is perfect for applications with limited energy budgets.
Balluff has developed the most compact cooled SWIR camera in the world. The sensor is cooled by a Peltier element, and the generated heat is transferred directly to the housing.
Under license of Canon, camera models in the high-performance Baumer LX series were developed that fully integrate the current RF mount—without adapters or additional cables.
The Alecs Smart Camera portfolio is now extended with the Sony IMX993 SWIR sensor, a 3.2 MP InGaAs sensor with 2080 × 1544 resolution, global shutter, and a spectral range of 400–1700 nm.
Deployed in weeks not months, the system uses Zebra FS40 & FS42 industrial scanners and Photoneo Motioncam-3D cameras for real-time, high-resolution barcode, ID, and 3D point-cloud data capture.
