IDS imaging camera was the easiest integration cameras in the market. Therefore, is so easy for IDS cameras become most compatible with market most popular machine vision software such as OpenCV, Labview, Cognex and Halcon vision software. IDS also provide wide range of industrial C-mount cameras such GigE 5, GigE 10, GigE, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and USB 3.1 interfacing models.

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IDS Imaging Camera Features

The industrial camera U3-3682XLE-NIR Rev.1.2 with SuperSpeed USB 5 Gbps is equipped with the versatile 1/2.5″ 5.04 MPix CMOS sensor onsemi AR0522 (2592 x 1944 px, pixel size 2.2 µm, 48.0 fps). It is ideally suited for applications with poor or changing lighting conditions, such as outdoor use in the ITS area. However, the camera also delivers high-resolution data for detailed image evaluation in typical industrial applications, such as surface inspections. Thanks to its compact dimensions and USB Type-C connector, it can be easily integrated into any image processing system.

Due to its features the rolling shutter sensor is also a cost-effective replacement for camera models with the proven 5 MPixel sensors onsemi MT9P006 and MT9P031.

With superior low-light performance due to the BSI pixel technology (“Back Side Illumination”), the AR0522 sensor excels additionally with lower power consumption, better sensitivity in low light conditions and in the NIR range, as well as less noise.

The compact USB3 camera is available either with a plastic housing with C/CS-mount and adjustable back focal length or as a board-level version with or without C/CS-mount or S-mount.

The U3-3682XLE-NIR Rev.1.2 USB3 single-board camera without lens holder is available as colour or monochrome version.

Like all other camera models of the uEye XLE family, the U3-3682XLE-NIR Rev.1.2 is GenICam-compliant and thus compatible with our state-of-the-art SDK IDS peak software.

The sensor is suitable for specific performance requirements in the near infrared range (NIR) of the spectrum, i.e. above 750nm wavelength.

 

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