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New high-speed camera from Dalsa: 100 frames per second

-- Control Engineering, 11/1/2007

Dalsa Corp. has released the Falcon 1.4M100, a 1.4 mega pixel area camera that delivers 100 frames per second at full resolution in a compact body. The camera uses the manufacturer’s patented CMOS sensor technology to deliver high quality images at high speeds. It features global shutter technology and achieves 57 dB of dynamic range. Fully programmable, via base mini-camera link, the Falcon incorporates exposure control, windowing, gain, and offset adjustment, as well as flat-field correction. Direct camera control is possible through CamExpert point-and-click graphical user interface. Data is transmitted using 10 m long mini-Camera Link cables.

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