Teledyne DALSA
Their camera range offers powerful, innovative CCD and CMOS image capture solutions combining industry-leading performance with cutting-edge feature sets and value. Teledyne DALSA cameras offer unmatched combinations of speed, response, and dynamic range in area, line scan and TDI line scan technology. With features that include 12-bit output, CameraLink and GigE Vision standards, programmability, built-in configurable flatfield correction, and onboard camera diagnostics, Teledyne DALSA cameras help lower production costs, improve quality and yield, and reduce time to market.
Line scan imaging
Offering the industries widest range of line scan cameras with leading sensitivity and speed Teledyne DALSA line scan cameras offer line lengths up to 16K pixels including TDI and quad line technology.
Area imaging
Packed with advanced features Teledyne DALSA area scan cameras incorporate the robust Trigger-to-Image-Reliability (T2IR) technology developed over many years experience of image acquisition. Utilising both the latest 3rd party sensors and their own sensors, a camera for almost every application is available.
Simple camera set-up and easy functionality
Teledyne DALSA cameras come with Sapera LT, a field-proven image acquisition and control Software Development Kit (SDK). With more than 500,000 installations worldwide, Sapera LT SDK is available free of charge for use with Teledyne DALSA cameras and frame grabbers, and includes support for Trigger to Image Reliability, TurboDrive along with CamExpert, an intuitive graphical interface for quick setup and configuration.
Teledyne DALSA cameras also come with a free runtime of Sapera Essentials that include many machine vision functions for application development.
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Teledyne DALSA Falcon4
- Large resolution sensor
- High frame rate
- M95 thread for lens mounting
- Colour and monochrome version
Teledyne Dalsa Piranha4 Polarization
- 2k CMOS line scan sensor with up to 70 kHz line rate
- 4 lines with 0°, 90°, 135° polarization states and an unfiltered channel
- Multiple regions of interest (ROI) for calibration and data reduction
Teledyne DALSA Calibir
- Compact, uncooled LWIR camera (long wave infrared)
- Spectral response 8 µm to 14 µm
- Small form factor for confined spaces
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| Teledyne DALSA Packaging Verification | Data sheets | 279.0 KB | ||
| Teledyne DALSA Pantera 1M30 | Data sheets | 598.1 KB | ||
| Teledyne DALSA Pantera 1M60 | Data sheets | 598.0 KB | ||
| Teledyne DALSA Piranha HS 02K30 | Data sheets | 678.1 KB | ||
| Teledyne DALSA Piranha2 P2-2x-40 / 10µm | Data sheets | 629.0 KB | ||
| Teledyne DALSA Piranha2 P2-2x-40 / 7µm | Data sheets | 630.9 KB | ||
| Teledyne DALSA Spyder2 S2-1x | Data sheets | 1.2 MB | ||
| Teledyne DALSA X64 LVDS | Data sheets | 1.1 MB |
Outstanding high resolution imaging with 86 Mpixel camera
20/02/2018
The new 86 Mpixel Falcon4™ colour or monochrome cameras from Teledyne DALSA provide exceptional resolution at high frame rates of 16 fps. The CMOS sensor has more pixels (10720 × 8064) than 40 HD screens, allowing inspection of extremely large areas without image stitching or revealing even finer detail in traditional industrial vision applications.
Boa Spot colour vision sensor enhances automated inspection
18/01/2018
The new colour versions of the BOA Spot smart vision sensor from Teledyne DALSA provide even greater versatility for single point industrial part and assembly verification. Colour training, matching and verification capabilities have been added to the existing embedded inspection tools. With easy factory integration and a highly competitive price point, Boa Spot Colour allows automated vision inspection to be added at almost any point in the production line.
Reliable packaging of medicinally active ingredients
20/12/2017
Sophisticated technology for the pharmaceutical industry and the construction of machines in this sector are among the core competences of Harro Höfliger. Machine vision systems ensure reliable quality inspections at several points in a new plant for the packaging of painkillers.
