Camera series receives GigE upgrade
Basler has added eight cameras with Gigabit Ethernet (GigB) interface to the scout light series.
Basler has expanded the scout light series by adding eight camera variants with Gigabit Ethernet interface to the established range of FireWire models.
The GigE models use selected Sony CCD sensors and are available in monochrome and color. They are called slA640-74gm/gc (Sony ICX 414), slA780-54gm/gc (Sony ICX 415), slA1390-17gm/gc (Sony ICX267), and slA1400-17gm/gc (Sony ICX285).
Other features are also available with the camera to fit a variety of needs for the scout light series.
Basler
- Edited by Chris Vavra, Control Engineering, www.controleng.com
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