Flat panels used in cellphones, in-car displays, and monitors have gotten larger, while pixels have gotten smaller, which makes it harder for machine vision systems to detect manufacturing defects.
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To help flat panel manufacturers meet world-class quality control, SVS-Vistek has elevated the standard for flat panel inspection with its shr661CCX12 127.6-megapixel machine vision color camera. Integrating the CoaXPress 2.0 (CXP12) interface with four connections, the shr661CCX12 achieves the fastest data transfer with excellent latency behavior. The camera acquires images at a stunning 13392 x 9528-pixel resolution and 20.3 frames-per-second for maximum production throughput. In addition, the CMOS sensor's large 3.45 x 3.45 µm pixels collect an even greater range of colors and shades regardless of the lighting environment, while the user-defined defect pixel correction ensures a noise-free image.
The shr661CCX12 camera easily installs into new or old systems to save manufacturers time and money. It comes equipped with a comprehensive I/O interface with galvanic interface separation, sequencer, and multichannel LED light control that streamlines initial setup, as does the general-purpose GenICam software interface. The camera's global shutter, which facilitates synchronizing exposure with the light source's activation, significantly reduces integration time. The large M72 lens mount can be adapted to virtually any lens.