Sentech/Omron has an old favorite to show off with their High Definition (HD) Digital output cased camera, the STC-HD203DV, which is perfect for applications where direct-connect to monitor (DVI via HDMI connector) viewing with High Definition resolution is imperative. Applications like Microscopy and Inspection are two areas where this camera excels and shows what it can do. With an astounding true 1920 H...
SHOULD IT BE A USB OR A GigE CAMERA? Choosing to use a USB versus a GigE camera for a machine vision application is simple. There is one question that will clarify the choice. How far is it from the camera to the processor? Surprisingly, the choice between a USB versus a GigE camera has very little to do with...
With the death of Henry Ford in 1947, the automotive industry at that time was already the stuff that dreams were made of. Envisioning the first automotive prototype in the late 19th century, Ford was the pioneer of the first automobile in the early 20th century with the Model T. Introduced in 1908 as the first automobile to introduce the...
Moo-ove over Point Grey, AVT, IDS and all the others because Sentech America is digging in fork first into food inspection with their color USB 3.0 cameras. Sentech's new STC-MCA5MUSB3 color USB 3.0 camera, is available in a 1/2.5" CMOS progressive scan sensor with a 5MP to VGA scalable resolution, 14 to 123 FPS, and rolling shutter making it...
The STC-MBA5MSB3 (monochrome) and the STC-MCA5MUSB3 (color) are the first in a series of 3.0 USB CMOS cameras by Sentech. These cameras are 10 times faster, use less energy and are backward compatible with the popular USB 2.0 series. This new addition has a frame rate of 14 to 123 frames per second and allows simultaneous reading and writing. As...