USB3 Vision compliant cameras – xiQ

The xiQ and xiC camera series are highly versatile with a wide range of modern global shutter CMOS sensors. The ultra-compact form factor, barely larger than the C-mount, combined with Micro-B, Type-C, and flex ribbon connectors make these cameras the perfect fit for various applications, especially for automation and embedded vision systems. Reaching a resolution of 4.1 Mpix (2,048 x 2,048 pixels) and up to 90 fps pixels.

xiSpec is an ultra-compact Industrial hyperspectral imaging (HSI) camera family with outstanding facts and features. - Cameras with 15 to 150 spectral bands - 170 fps with USB3 interface, 340 fps with PCIe - Snapshot and line scan versions - Smallest and lightest hyperspectral cameras available - Low power consumption - Rugged, no moving parts - Flexible and programmable GPIO options The camera housing and the bandpass filters are optimized to improve the spectral performance of the cameras including guaranteed spectral data quality. Each xiSpec2 camera is individually calibrated. The camera specific calibration file and spectral test report is part of the scope of delivery. These snapshot mosaic HSI cameras have the unique capability of more than real time video-rate spectral data acquisition. Each image can be interpreted as a hyperspectral imaging cube immediately. The standard xiSpec2 cameras come with a micro-B USB3 interface.

The xiC camera series is highly versatile with a wide range of modern global shutter CMOS sensors. The ultra-compact form factor, barely larger than the C-mount, combined with Micro-B, Type-C, and flex ribbon connectors make these cameras the perfect fit for various applications, especially for automation and embedded vision systems. Reaching a resolution of 24.5 Mpix (5,320 x 4,600 pixels) and up to 15 fps pixels.

cccThis scientific camera line provides super sensitive, linear, and accurate data for your precise measurements. Its sCMOS sensors deliver CCD image quality with CMOS speed over a USB3 interface with Type-C connection and power delivery protocol. The compact housings come with Peltier cooling for sensor temperatures down to -25 °C. Photon starved applications will love the simplicity of getting a cooled camera up and running with little fuss. Imaging the very large (astronomy) to the very small (microscopy), our scientific cameras have you covered. Reaching a resolution of 15.1 Mpix (5,056 x 2,968 pixels) and up to 17 fps pixels.