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Sony XC-EU50

High Sensitivity -1/2 CCD with HAD technology UV Sensitivity down to -300nm with peak around 369nm New EIA 12-pin assignment - trigger pulse & WEN signal All controls outside the camera for easy operation High shock and vibration tolerance

Adding to Sony's extensive line up of machine vision cameras, we are excited to announce the availability of the new XC-EU50/EU50CE cameras. The XC-EU50/EU50CE cameras feature near ultraviolet sensitivity down to the ~300nm range. Utilizing characteristics of shorter wavelength light, the XC-EU50/EU50CE are effective in capturing surface details of various kinds of materials. With the use of ultraviolet illumination, small scratches, dust or blemishes, which are difficult to view by the human eye or traditional cameras, are captured clearly by these cameras. Like the XC-ST and XC-ES Series, the XC-EU50 camera incorporates the latest 1/2" Interline Transfer (IT) CCD with HAD technology providing 768(H) x 494 (V) effective picture elements. In addition, the XC-EU50/EU50CE cameras feature the same compact and lightweight design as the XC-ES series making them easy to interchange.

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NI Compatible Products
NI - Compatible Hardware
778200-01	NI PCI-1409/PXI-1409 image acquisition device
NI - Cable P/N
183882-01	IMAQ-BNC-1, Analog Camera Cable,1 m
183882-02	IMAQ-BNC-1, Analog Camera Cable, 2 m
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