Xenics introduces more options (2048 rectangular pixels) for Lynx R and XSL R series.
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Recently in May this year, Xenics expanded its linear short-wave infrared (SWIR) camera portfolio with the launch of Lynx R and XSL R series. Now, Xenics is happy to introduce more options (2048 rectangular pixels) for Lynx R and XSL series.
Lynx R is a line-scan SWIR camera with rectangular pixels while XSL R is a line-scan SWIR camera core with rectangular pixels. Both are embedded with in-house designed and manufactured sensors. Xenics can also support packaged sensor supply.
The Lynx R and XSL R series is an affordable option for demanding applications (spectroscopy, optical fibre monitoring, LIDAR sensing and spectral-domain optical coherence tomography) with the following features:
- High speed line-scan imaging up to 40 kHz (10 kHz for the 2048)
- High resolution of 1024 or 2048 rectangular pixels option (12.5 µm x 250 µm)
Xenics Offers a Robust Linear SWIR Product Portfolio
Xenics continuously strives to meet the needs of its customers and provide solutions for demanding applications. With the latest addition of a 2048 pixel to the R line-scan family and together with the existing linear SWIR products like Lynx SQ, XSL SQ, Manx SQ and Manx R, Xenics is now offering a robust linear portfolio. The increase of pixels enables a better measurement accuracy, a larger field of view or a higher performing OCT implementation.
All the linear SWIR products are GenICam® compliant and a compatible Linux SDK is optionally available to make Xenics product integration straightforward in industrial systems.
With the availability of industry standard interfaces like CameraLinkTM, GigE Vision and 16bit DV (only for XSL R versions), Lynx R and XSL R series is indeed a versatile and robust offering in the linear SWIR product portfolio for demanding machine vision applications.