XIMEA GMBH

Germany

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Compact hyperspectral cameras USB3 & PCIe interfaces xiSpec

Germany

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.

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The xiQ offers multiple choices for sensors, boards and connectors. Being extremely small and robust make this camera ideal for machine vision. Specifically, the board-level units are preferred choice for system integrators due to the single board design. These enable the customers to optimize their devices in size, compactness, and footprint. The low heat dissipation and low power consumption are complimentary advantages.

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Subminiature USB Cameras 5Mpix or 18 Mpix - xiMU

Germany

The xiMU is an exceptional USB2.0 device. It’s a complete, industrial grade 5 Mpix camera weighing just 3.4 grams including a full metal housing and as such it is the smallest available. It comes with a highly useful features for medical and industrial environments like GPIO and GenICam support. This camera always comes into play when size and mass are deciding factors.

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Compact cameras with PCIe interface - xiX

Germany

The xiX- Series is the integrators dream. With only 26.4 x 26.4 x 31 mm and 30 grams it is the smallest camera featuring Sony Pregius™. The fast CMOS sensor offers a high range of High Speed and high frame rates from 2.3 Mpix at 166 Fps to 50 Mpix at 33 Fps. The xiX cameras stream images to the host computer via 2 or 4 lanes on a OCI Express Gen2 bus. Together with minimal latencies and CPU load, the cameras are a perfect fit for embedded vision and multi-camera applications. Thanks to flat flex cabling, the board-level and semi-housed variants allow integration in tight spaces and close proximity between cameras.

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XIMEA develops and distributes industrial and scientific grade cameras for various applications. Our core strengths include particularly compact form factors in comparison to sensor size, low latency and energy consumption, as well as super-fast interfaces and high resolutions. From high-performance cameras to embedded and multi-camera systems – XIMEA offers special products for the most ambitious of requirements. Series cameras and customer-specific developments and modifications are used by leading technology companies and visionary start-ups all over the world. With over 25 years of experience, the engineers at XIMEA are continually setting new standards in the industrial and scientific image processing and imaging markets. You can find more information at www.ximea.com or on Facebook and LinkedIn.

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