In the YD5000-series tri-linear color line scan camera, PerkinElmer has combined the best features of photodiode array detection, high-speed charge-coupled scanning, and digital color line scan camera technology to offer an uncompromising solution to the increasing demands of advanced color imaging applications. The YD5000-series is a high performance, tri-linear color camera series. The YD5000-series feature a Camera Link output with resolutions of 1024, 2048, 4096, and 6144 pixels, which can achieve data rates of up to 30 MHz per color (90 MHz total). A patent-pending memory recombination feature allows the user to adjust the camera to compensate for the trilinear spacing on-the-fly, saving the user a significant amount of development and integration cost.

In order to allow the user to compensate for variations in illumination found in “real-world” application environments, the cameras feature user-adjustable gain and offset levels. The YD5000-series cameras feature a geometrically precise photodiode CCD image sensor with 10µm photo-elements. State of the art electronic design enables the YD5000-series to deliver consistent, reliable performance while the sturdy metal housing provides maximum protection in a variety of harsh environment and factory floor conditions. The YD5000 cameras may be interfaced to Camera Link compliant frame grabber cards, allowing for a tested, plug and play solution. Typical high performance line scan applications include printing inspection, document scanning, product and food inspection, plastics sorting, paper recycling, motion picture film imaging, and many other industrial and scientific applications requiring high-speed color imaging.

In the LD3500-series digital linescan camera, PerkinElmer has combined the best features of photodiode array detection, high-speed charge-coupled scanning, and digital line scan camera technology to offer an uncompromising solution to the increasing demands of advanced imaging applications. The LD3500-series are high performance, low-cost, digital linescan cameras. The LD3500 features a CameraLink™ or Parallel LVDS (RS-644) style video output with resolutions of 512, 1024 or 2048 pixels, which can achieve data rates of up to 20 or 40 MHz with exceptional noise immunity. The cameras are designed for volume applications where small size and low cost are required.

In order to allow the user to compensate for variations in illumination found in "real-world" application environments, the cameras feature adjustable gain levels. The LD3500-series cameras feature a geometrically precise photodiode CCD image sensor with 14µm photoelements. State of the art electronic design enables the LD3500-series to deliver consistent, reliable performance while the sturdy metal housing provides maximum protection in a variety of harsh environment and factory floor conditions.

The LD3500-series linescan cameras transform light imaged during a scene into a digital video signal. Antiblooming structures within the sensor ensure superior performance over a wide range of lighting conditions. User-defined control is possible for line rate, integration time and video data rate. The LD3500 cameras may be interfaced to most frame grabber cards, allowing for a tested, plug and play solution. Typical high performance line scan applications include lumber processing, non-contact measurement, document scanning, dimensional gauging, biomedical imaging, bar code scanning and many other industrial and scientific applications.

In the LC3000-series analog linescan camera, PerkinElmer has combined the best features of photodiode array detection, high-speed charge-coupled scanning, and analog linescan camera technology to offer an uncompromising solution to the increasing demands of advanced imaging applications.

The LC3000-series feature a differential driver analog video output with resolutions of 512, 1024 or 2048 pixels, which can achieve data rates of 10 or 20 MHz with exceptional noise immunity. They are designed for volume applications where small size and low cost are required. In order to allow the user to compensate for variations in illumination found in “real-world” application environments, the cameras feature adjustable gain and offset levels.

The LC3000-series cameras feature a geometrically precise photodiode CCD image sensor with 14mm square photo-elements. State of the art electronic design enables the LC3000-series to deliver consistent, reliable performance while the sturdy metal housing provides maximum protection in a variety of harsh environment and factory floor conditions. The LC3000-series cameras convert light imaged during a scene into an analog video signal. The amplitude of the video signal is a linear function of the incident illumination taken from the scene. Antiblooming structures within the sensor ensure superior performance over a wide range of lighting conditions. User-defined control is possible for line rate, integration time and video data rate.