The XC-73 of monochrome camera module has been designed to be a more compact and versatile version of the widely used XC-77 for machine vision application. Both model has an asynchronous trigger shutter function (S-DONPISHA)that allows fast moving objects to be captured upon the application of an external signal.

The XC-73 has been made even more versatile by the introduction of the L-type frame. This enables instrallation systems where space is a premiun without using a mirror.

features

• XC-73/73L/73CE : 1/3″ IT Hyper HAD CCD
• High resolution
  Horizontal resolution 570TV lines/560TV lines
• Compact and lightweight
• 2 : 1 Interlaced/Non-Interlaced
• Frame/Field exposure
• High sensitivity 400 lx, F4
• High S/N ratio 56dB/54dB
• Electronic shutter function (8steps 1/125~1/10,000sec.)
• External trigger shutter (S-DONPISHA) function
• HD/VD, VS external sync.
• Restart • Reset function
• Compatible with XC-77/77CE

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The XC-75 of monochrome camera module has been designed to be a more compact and versatile version of the widely used XC-77 for machine vision application. Both model has an asynchronous trigger shutter function (S-DONPISHA)that allows fast moving objects to be captured upon the application of an external signal.

The XC-75 has been made even more versatile by the introduction of the L-type frame. This enables instrallation systems where space is a premiun without using a mirror.

features

• XC-75/75L/75CE : 1/2″ IT Hyper HAD CCD
• High resolution
  Horizontal resolution 570TV lines/560TV lines
• Compact and lightweight
• 2 : 1 Interlaced/Non-Interlaced
• Frame/Field exposure
• High sensitivity 400 lx, F4
• High S/N ratio 56dB/54dB
• Electronic shutter function (8steps 1/125~1/10,000sec.)
• External trigger shutter (S-DONPISHA) function
• HD/VD, VS external sync.
• Restart • Reset function
• Compatible with XC-77/77CE

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The XCL High Resolution Series from Sony is the perfect fit for a variety of industrial inspection applications such as microscopy, semiconductors, electronic parts, and display panels.

All the cameras in this series conform to the Camera Link standard. The XCL Series delivers outstanding functionality and excellent picture quality, bringing a new level of power and effectiveness to industrial applications.

features

• High Resolution Image CaptureThe XCL-U1000 camera is equipped with a 1/1.8 type progressive scan IT CCD that provides UXGA resolution, which is ideally suited for a variety of industrial applications requiring high-quality images.
• Supports Camera Link StandardAll cameras in the XCL High Resolution Series are equipped with the industry standard digital Camera Link interfaces. This allows users to quickly capture high-resolution images thanks to simple connectivity with machine vision systems.
  
• Partial Scan FunctionIf you select only a specific area of an image to be scanned, the reduced data size and increased frame rate will minimize image processing time. The XCL-U1000 features vertical partial scanning.
• Hardware ProcessingThe XCL High Resolution Series cameras have a number of beneficial real-time hardware pre-processing functions such as a 3×3 filter, DTL filter, gammacorrection, and a binarisation mechanism that can be used to emphasise the edges of an object or to change the contrast of an image. These functions provide frame grabbers with images that are easy to process, thus minimising the load on the PC.
• Monitor OutputThe XCL-U1000 has a 15-pin D-sub connector and the camera can be connected directly to video monitors with UXGA resolution.
• High Shock and Vibration Tolerance• Vibration resistance: 10G (20 to 200 Hz)

  • Shock resistance: 70G

• Other Features• C mount lens

  • External trigger

  • Binning function (B/W mode only)

  • Built-in test pattern

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The XC-77 is a monochrome video camera module designed for the industrial market. The camera is equipped with 2/3- inch IT CCD and provides a high resolution video signal according to EIA (60 field) standard. Camera XC-77 works in accordance with EIA.

Features

• Pickup device  : 2/3-inch IT CCD
• Effective picture elements : 768×493
• Elements in video out : 756×485
• Scan. system 2:1 interlaced : 525 lines, 2 fields
• Video norm : EIA (60 field)
• Scanning frequency (field) : 59.94 Hz

• HD/VD (horizontal drive/vertical drive) signals
  • The camera determines whether to operate in interlaced or noninterlaced
    modes from the phase relation between HD and VD (see Scanning system).
• VBS (composite video signal)
  • The camera is synchronized by supplying a composite video signal (for
    example from another image sensor).
• SYNC (composite sync signal)
  • Synchronization is performed by means of composite sync input signal.

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The XCD-X710 cameras are the latest additions to Sony’s IEEE 1394 digital camera family. The cameras employ a progressive scan CCD with square pixels, making them ideal for a variety of industrial applications.

The XCD-X710 incorporate an external trigger function, allowing for fast moving objects to be clearly captured or still images in low light environments.

Features

• High resolution with progressive scan
  square pixel CCD
  – XCD-X710: 1/3 type IT CCD XGA,
  1,024 (H) x 768 (V)
• IEEE 1394 Digital Camera Specification
  Ver. 1.30 compliant
• Selectable frame rate
  – XCD-X710 : Up to 30 fps
• 8-bit (Mono8) or 10-bit (Mono16) output
• External trigger input/Exposing output
  function (BNC)
• Partial scan (16 x 16 selectable zones)
• Binning function (2 x 1, 2 x 2)
• Fast hardware or software asynchronous
  trigger
• Auto/Manual gain
  (0 to 18 dB, 0.035 dB steps)
• C mount
• High shock and vibration tolerance
• Lead-free solder mounting board

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The XCD-SX910 with its 1/2-type PS IT CCD are high-resolution industrial-usedigital video camera modules. Utilizing an IEEE 1394-1995 digital interface, transfer rates as high as 400Mbps are realized. In addition, the use of digitalsignals enables industrial-use image processingwithout “image deterioration,” an important plus in theindustrial world. Moreover, the use of a square pixel CCD eliminates the need for aspect ration conversionduring image processing.Finally, a vibration resistance feature permits use ofthese units in all types of inspection and imagingdevices.

Features

• High resolution with progressive scan
  square pixel CCD
  – XCD-SX910: 1/2 type IT CCD SXGA,
  1,280 (H) x 960 (V) with a maximum
  resolution of 1,376 (H) x 1,024 (V)
• IEEE 1394 Digital Camera Specification
  Ver. 1.30 compliant
• Selectable frame rate
  – XCD-SX910: Up to 15 fps
• 8-bit (Mono8) or 10-bit (Mono16) output
• External trigger input/Exposing output
  function (BNC)
• Partial scan (16 x 16 selectable zones)
• Binning function (2 x 1, 2 x 2)
• Fast hardware or software asynchronous
  trigger
• Auto/Manual gain
  (0 to 18 dB, 0.035 dB steps)
• C mount
• High shock and vibration tolerance
• Lead-free solder mounting board

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The DFW-X700 is a high resolution color C-mount digital camera incorporating a 1/2″ Interline (IT) progressive scan 0.8 million pixel CCD. Incorporating an IEEE-1394 digital interface, this new age digital camera produces new levels of detailed, uncompressed images. Its compact and lightweight design makes the DFW-X700 easy to install and ideal for a variety of quality critical applications such as machine vision, photo ID, microscopy, high image display, image processing and factory automation.

Features

• High resolution video format
  SXGA 1280 x 960 (DFW- SX900)
  XGA 1024 x 768 (DFW- X700)
• IEEE 1394 Digital camera specification (Ver.1.30)
• 400 Mbps IEEE 1394 digital interface
• C mount
• External trigger function
• Scalable function
  (16 zone selectable – electronic pan/tilt)
  Scalable mode allows selection of an area within a full
  image for output.
• Flange back adjustment

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The Sony DCLS1 (DXC-LS1) proves that good things come in small packages. Despite its remarkably small size – the camera head is only 35mm long and 12mm in diameter – it comes with a host of advanced features that you won’t find in many larger cameras, plus convenient controls that make shooting virtually automatic. Horizontal resolution is 470 TV lines, sensitivity is F5.6 at 2,000 lx and the signal to noise ratio is 46dB, for outstanding brightness and excellent all around performance. Advanced color matrix technology allows you to adjust colors individually without changing the overall white balance, for vivid, lifelike reproduction of whatever

Adjustments

• AE mode: ON/OFF switchable
• AE level: –60 to 0 to +60
• Gain control: AGC/0 to +12dB (1dB steps)
• Electronic shutter: OFF/MANUAL/AUTO
  MANUAL: 1/60, 1/100, 1/125, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000, 1/4000, 1/8000,
  1/10000, 1/20000, 1/40000 (seconds)
  2 to 512 fields, ODD/EVEN switchable
• Light metering system: Backlight compensation/ Full/Center(Large)/Center (Small)/Slit (Large)/Slit (Small)
• Detection method: Peak/average switchable
• White balance: ATW(Auto Tracing White Balance)/AWB (Auto White Balance)/5600K/3200K
  (R/B paint: –128 to 0 to +127)
• Master pedestal: –10 to 0 to +40
• H Enhancer: –16 to 0 to +15
• V Enhancer: –16 to 0 to +15
• Zoom: ON (× 1.00 to × 3.00)/OFF switchable
• Color Matrix: ON/OFF switchable
• R: –60 to 0 to +60 G: –60 to 0 to +60 B: –60 to 0 to +60
• Gamma: –16 to 0 to +15
• Color mode: ON/OFF switchable
• Color bars: FULL/HI/LOW/OFF switchable
• Negative/Positive reverse:ON/OFF switchable
• Menu memory: 2 pages
• Flicker canceller: AUTO/OFF switchable
• Baud rate: 19200, 9600, 4800
• Video out: VBS: 1.0Vp-p, 75Ω, sync negative
  Y/C: Y:1.0Vp-p, 75Ω, sync negative
  C:0.286Vp-p, 75Ω, without sync

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The XC-HR57 and XC-HR58 cameras both incorporate a 1/2“ Progressive Scan IT CCD. The XC-HR57 features VGA resolution of 648 x 494 pixels at 60 full fps, and the XC-HR58 features SVGA resolution of 767 x 580 pixels at 50 full fps.

In addition, the XC-HR camera series has a high-rate scanning function that increases their vertical scanning frequency so that images can be captured at up to 120 – 240 fps depending on the camera model. Combining high-resolution and highspeed image capture capabilities in a compact, robust body, the Sony XC-HR Camera Series are ideal for demanding applications such as semiconductor production and high-speed assembly lines.

Features

• 1/2-type progressive scan CCD
  
• VGA resolution (648 x 494 pixels) image capturing at a speed of 60 full fps.
  
• High-rate scanning of up to 240 partial fps. (100 effective lines at restart/reset ON, binning OFF)
• Horizontal resolution: 500 TV lines
• Partial scan controlled by VD pulse length
  
• Minimum illumination: 1.0 lx at F1.4
• High S/N ratio: 58 dB
• Electronic shutter: 1/100 to 1/30,000 sec.
• Vertical Binning Function
  By combining the image data of every two lines vertically, these cameras can increase the frame rate, which minimizes image processing time.
• External Trigger Shutter
  Allows accurate image capture of fast-moving objects through shutter speeds of 1/4 to 1/100,000 sec.
• High Shock and Vibration Tolerance
  
• RoHS Compliance
  
• Compact, Lightweight Body
  
• C-mount

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In response to customer demand, Sony is proud to introduce a broad selection of new XCL CameraLink Series cameras, ranging from VGA to 5M in monochrome and color versions. With their compact size and variety of resolution options, these new cameras make it easy and affordable for customers to migrate from analog to digital.

In addition to inheriting Sony’s XCL Series camera features, such as Bulk Trigger and Sequential Trigger modes, these new cameras also incorporate some unique features including Shading Correction, Defect Correction, and Temperature Readout.

These new advanced features and benefits make XCL-C Series cameras ideal for various applications such as ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems) and sports shooting, as well as traditional machine-vision applications.

features

• Shading Correction
  With embedded shading correction, XCL-C Series cameras minimize the uneven
  image intensity often caused by lighting and/or the lens.
• Defect Correction
  XCL-C Series cameras can automatically minimize defective pixels (e.g., white and
  black dots) within the entire imaging area directly inside the camera. This feature
  helps simplify image processing.
• Temperature Readout
  Each camera comes with an internal temperature sensor. The host device can receive
  temperature information by issuing a command.
• Memory Channel
  In addition to factory default settings, up to 16 camera parameters – including
  brightness, gamma, shutter, gain, and trigger mode – can be preset to suit each
  particular scene.
• Bulk Trigger Mode & Sequential Trigger Mode
  These new XCL-C Series cameras feature advanced Bulk Trigger and Sequential
  Trigger modes in addition to a conventional trigger mode.
• Near-infrared Sensitivity
  Utilizing Sony’s EXview HAD CCD II technology enables the XCL-C280 to capture clear
  images in NIR (near-infrared) wavelengths.
• Look-up Table (LUT)
  Each XCL-C Series camera supports a look-up table which transforms the input
  luminance signal into the required digital output.
• Trigger Noise Filtering
  With a trigger line filter, these cameras can specify a valid pulse width for the trigger.
  This helps avoid unexpected image capture caused, for example, by triggers
  from insignificant noise.
• Pulse Train Generator
  XCL-C Series cameras are capable of outputting any rectangular wave from one of the
  general-purpose outputs.

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