XCL-C130

XCL-C130 Sony Digital Video Camera Module

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.