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The QS View software package is intended for dimensional control in 2D or 3D QS-View 2D / 3D software for all measuring tasks 3D representation of an irregular body for determination of volume and weight. With the 2D / 3D software a wide variety of parameters can be processed and displayed, e.g. length, width, angle height, gap, presence, volume (resp. weight), seam geometry (height, width), gap dimensions. Due to the modular structure of the software, customized specialties can be added any time. Each module delivers the results to an individual output module. The universal SPC interface allows simple connection to S7 controllers via Ethernet. 2D / 3D software developer kits are available for integrators with corresponding knowhow.

Use the optic calculator to determine which lens matches your desired application. Just select a lens, enter the distance from the camera to the object of measurement, and record the resulting object surface plane.

Micro-Epsilon offers suitable accessories for TIM infrared cameras in order to expand their functionality and application possibilities. Interfaces, PCs, interchangeable lenses and protective housings allow for the thermal imaging camera to be adapted to the respective measurement task.

The short-wave thermoIMAGER TIM M thermal imaging cameras are mainly used in the metal processing industry. Due to its short-wave measuring wavelength, these infrared cameras are ideal for temperature monitoring during melting, hardening and forming processes.

thermoIMAGER TIM 160S infrared cameras are designed for stationary thermography providing an excellent price/performance ratio. These thermal imaging cameras are connected via USB 2.0 to a computer and are promptly ready for use. Various interfaces enable their integration into networks and automated systems.

An accessory to the TeraFlash pro, the Imaging Extension utilizes two precise linear stages to scan a sample through the focus of the terahertz beam. The translational movement is synchronized with the shaker of the TeraFlash pro, resulting in a high measurement speed of up to 16 pixel/sec. A “basic” setup is available for researchers who wish to use their own optical components, and a “complete” version includes parabolic mirrors for beam shaping and focusing.