"Industrial Camera Manufacturer" What are the main parameters of industrial cameras?

1. Pixel Depth: The number of bits per pixel of data. Generally, 8Bit is commonly used. For digital cameras, there are generally 10Bit, 12Bit, 14Bit, etc.
2. Exposure method (Exposure) and shutter speed (Shutter): For line array cameras, both are line-by-line exposure methods. You can choose the acquisition method of fixed line frequency and external trigger synchronization. The exposure time can be consistent with the line cycle, or you can set a fixed time; area array cameras have several common methods such as frame exposure, field exposure, and rolling line exposure. Digital cameras generally provide the function of external trigger acquisition. The shutter speed can generally reach 10 microseconds, and high-speed cameras can be even faster.
3. Interface type: Camera Link interface, Ethernet interface, 1394 interface, USB interface output, the latest interface is CoaXPress interface.
4. Pixel Size: The pixel size and the number of pixels (resolution) jointly determine the size of the camera target surface. The pixel size of digital cameras is 3μm~10μm. Generally, the smaller the pixel size, the more difficult it is to manufacture and the harder it is to improve the image quality.
5. Resolution: Resolution refers to the number of pixels (Pixels) of each captured image, usually expressed as length * width. We often say that the number of megapixels in a camera is calculated by its resolution. For example, the resolution is 1280pixel*1024pixel, 1280*1024=1310720, which is a 1.3 million pixel camera. Resolution, to a certain extent, determines the accuracy that a machine vision system can achieve.
6. Spectral response characteristics (Spectral Range): refers to the sensitivity characteristics of the pixel sensor to different light waves. The general response range is 350nm-1000nm. Some cameras add a filter in front of the target to filter out infrared light. If the system needs to be sensitive to infrared light, the filter can be removed.
7. Maximum frame rate (Frame Rate)/line rate (Line Rate): The rate at which the camera collects and transmits images. For area array cameras, it is generally the number of frames collected per second (Frames/Sec.), and for line array cameras, it is the number of lines collected per second (Lines/Sec.).

What are the main parameters of industrial cameras? I believe everyone has a certain understanding after seeing this. Industrial cameras are generally used in industry to replace human eye detection, and their role is still very important. A good industrial camera can not only improve work efficiency and ensure production quality,