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The xiQ offers multiple choices for sensors, boards and connectors. Being extremely small and robust make this camera ideal for machine vision. Specifically, the board-level units are preferred choice for system integrators due to the single board design. These enable the customers to optimize their devices in size, compactness, and footprint. The low heat dissipation and low power consumption are complimentary advantages.

The xiC is an extremely diversified and highly modular camera family designed for the Sony Pregius™ sensor series. It offers multiple choices of combining sensors and interfaces. Even though it is a board stack for system integrators it has all the benefits of a single board design and is incredibly small.

The xiX- Series is the integrators dream. With only 26.4 x 26.4 x 31 mm and 30 grams it is the smallest camera featuring Sony Pregius™. The fast CMOS sensor offers a high range of High Speed and high frame rates from 2.3 Mpix at 166 Fps to 50 Mpix at 33 Fps. The xiX cameras stream images to the host computer via 2 or 4 lanes on a OCI Express Gen2 bus. Together with minimal latencies and CPU load, the cameras are a perfect fit for embedded vision and multi-camera applications. Thanks to flat flex cabling, the board-level and semi-housed variants allow integration in tight spaces and close proximity between cameras.

The dimensionCONTROL TWI 7303.I tire width inspection system is designed for profile width measurement in extrusion lines. This measuring system is based on camera vision technology involving two cameras inside one measurement box. These cameras are angle mounted to each other and operate according to stereo vision technology which enables high precision measurements in the whole calibration range.

The RGB camera model uniScanRGB is a line scan camera and was developed for color machine vision applications. This RGB camera can be installed as stand-alone model or as add-on for LLA's HSI models e.g. for waste paper sorting.

The T-Adapter Cable offers a plug and play solution. The light can be connected directly to the camera system and be controlled by it. This saves additional wiring and simplifies start-up of the components. The adapter cable is located between the camera‘s electrical connection and the power supply. The light is coupled directly into this signal flow and can get both its power supply and the trigger signal from the camera. The result is a compact, interference-resistant and industrycompatible Machine Vision system.