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Prosilica Inc EC750

Very small, very light, very rugged and economically priced 60 frames per second at full resolution Excellent image quality DCAM-compliant Firewire (IEEE-1394) - fully tested with IMAQ1394 Excellent sensitivity

The EC750 firewire camera for industrial applications is suited for OEM applications and is Prosilica's most economically priced camera. Its very small size makes it perfect for tight fit situations. Excellent image quality and performance in a very tight package. Designed specifically for machine vision, this 60 frame-per-second camera is suited to applications in semiconductor and component inspection, manufacturing quality control, food and beverage inspection, embedded machine imaging and many other vision applications. This camera exhibits superior sensitivity in the visible and near IR spectrum.

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NI Compatible Products
NI - Compatible Hardware
778638-01	NI CVS-1454 IEEE-1394a Compact Vision System
778926-01	NI PXI-8252 IEEE-1394b interface device
779679-01	NI PCIe-8255R IEEE-1394b interface device
For use with 1394 connection
NI - Cable P/N
For use with 1394 connection
Camera File
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