XIMEA GMBH

Germany

Manufacturer/ Producer

Germany

The unique xiSpec series offers linescan and snapshot mosaic hyperspectral cameras, being smallest in class by far and combining extreme low power consumption and acquisition of hyperspectral imaging (HSI) raw data at very high frames per second. This camera is implemented in a plethora of applications where chemical differentiation is required, e.g. medicine, agriculture, food processing and many more. The small size, low weight and robustness make it an ideal choice for mobile environments such as drones or handheld devices. - Smallest hyperspectral camera - 26.4 x 26.4 x 31 mm, 32 grams - Up to 150 spectral bands/channels in one camera - Spectral Fabry-Perrot filters fully integrated on CMOS pixels without stray light issues - Wide potential - various wavelength ranges between 470 to 960 nm

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xiQ camera series - USB3 Vision compliant cameras

Germany

The xiQ camera series is highly versatile with a selection of popular and established CMOS sensors. The ultra-compact form factor, barely larger than the C-mount, combined with micro-B, and flex ribbon connectors make these cameras the perfect fit for various applications, especially for automation and embedded vision systems. Board-level variants enable custom intgerations into devices and systems, while taped-glass sensor options minimize interference effects in photonics applications. - Most compact cameras - 26.4 x 26.4 x 26 mm small and 27 grams - High frame rate: 500 FPS at VGA and 1000 FPS at 640 x 400 - Low power consumption down to 1 W and minimal heat dissipation - 5 Gbit/s interface 400 MB/s data throughput

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The compact versions of our xiX PCIe interface camera series, equipped with the latest CMOS sensors, are the ideal choice for system integrators with complex setups and high bandwidth demands. Delivering high performance to small spaces and reaching greater distances, these cameras enable even the most challenging multi-camera systems. For the same form-factor and sensor options, but standard and easy-to-use USB3 interface, please consider the xiC camera family. - Smallest cameras with Sony CMOS Pregius™ - 26 x 26 x 31 mm - Full high-speed potential - 2.2 Mpix at 337 FPS to 65 Mpix at 71 FPS - Low power consumption starting with under 3 watts - Ideal for embedded vision - range of standard and OEM accessories - Lowest latency - PCI Express reduces the delay to almost non-existent

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xiC camera series - Premium Sony CMOS Pregius™ cameras

Germany

The xiC camera line is highly versatile with a wide range of the most modern global shutter CMOS sensors up to 24.5 Mpix in resolution. The ultra-compact form factor, barely larger than the C-mount, combined with micro-B, type-C, and flex ribbon connectors make these cameras the perfect fit for various applications, especially for automation and embedded vision systems. For the same form-factor and sensor options, but increased bandwidth of 10 Gbit/s resulting in doubled frame rates, there is the xiX family. - Compact cameras with Sony Pregius™ sensors - 26 x 26 x 33 mm - Fast speed from 2.3 Mpix at 165 FPS to 12 Mpix at 31 FPS - Cool economy - Low power consumption with under 3 watts

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XIMEA develops and distributes industrial and scientific grade cameras for various applications. Our core strengths include particularly compact form factors in comparison to sensor size, low latency and energy consumption, as well as super-fast interfaces and high resolutions. From high-performance cameras to embedded and multi-camera systems – XIMEA offers special products for the most ambitious of requirements. Series cameras and customer-specific developments and modifications are used by leading technology companies and visionary start-ups all over the world. With over 25 years of experience, the engineers at XIMEA are continually setting new standards in the industrial and scientific image processing and imaging markets. You can find more information at www.ximea.com or on Facebook and LinkedIn.

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Die von Ernst Abbe beschriebene Beugungsgrenze definierte lange Zeit die natürliche Barriere, die die Auflösung kleiner Objekte einschränkt. Im ursprünglichen Sinne besagt die Abbe-Grenze, dass die Auflösung umso höher ist, je kürzer die Wellenlänge des Teilchens ist. Daher ist auch die Beobachtbarkeit zur Auflösung kleiner struktureller Merkmale im Bild höher. Dazu gehören die hochenergetischen Photonen des extremen UV (XUV), der Röntgenstrahlung (Röntgen) und der Elektronen. Dieses grundlegende Gesetz gilt für sichtbares Licht und für alle Photonen des elektromagnetischen Spektrums. Um diese Anforderungen zu erfüllen und das hohe Potenzial von XUV/Soft-Röntgen zu nutzen, hat XIMEA das wissenschaftliche Kameraportfolio um ein neues MJ042MR-GP-P11-BSI-UV-Modell erweitert. Das Modell ist mit dem neuen Gpixel GSENSE400BSI-UV (PulSar) sCMOS-Sensor ausgestattet, der mit Peltier-Kühlung und USB3-Schnittstelle kombiniert ist.

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