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Hyperspectral cameras based on USB3 - xiSpec

Hyperspectral cameras based on USB3 - xiSpec

Hyperspectral cameras based on USB3 - xiSpec

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Overview: The document provides detailed information about the xiSpec series of hyperspectral imaging cameras, which are noted for being the smallest in their class. These cameras are designed for applications requiring chemical differentiation, such as medicine, agriculture, and food processing. They are characterized by low power consumption and high frame rates, making them suitable for mobile environments like drones and handheld devices.
Specifications: The xiSpec cameras offer both linescan and snapshot mosaic capabilities, with 16 to 150 hyperspectral bands. They are available in board-level versions with USB3.0 and USB2.0 signals, as well as PCIe Gen2 x2 signals. The cameras consume only 1.8 W of power and are USB3 Vision compliant.
Camera Models: The document lists several models, including:
  • MQ022HG-IM-LS100-NIR: Linescan, 600-975 nm, 100+ bands
  • MQ022HG-IM-LS150-VISNIR: Linescan, 470-900 nm, 150+ bands
  • MQ022HG-IM-SM4X4-VIS: Snapshot Mosaic, 470-630 nm, 16 bands
  • MQ022HG-IM-SM5X5-NIR: Snapshot Mosaic, 600-975 nm, 25 bands
Technical Features: The cameras use standard CMOS area sensors with a native resolution of 2048 × 1088 pixels. Hyperspectral filter arrangements are added at the wafer level. The snapshot mosaic cameras use 4 × 4 or 5 × 5 filter arrays, while linescan cameras require synchronized movement for image acquisition.
Compatibility and Standards: XIMEA ensures compatibility with over 30 machine vision libraries, including MVTec Halcon, National Instruments LabVIEW, MathWorks MATLAB, and OpenCV. The cameras support Windows, Linux, and OS X operating systems.
Company Philosophy: XIMEA emphasizes the importance of small size and low mass in their products, aiming to exceed customer satisfaction without compromising on industry standards. The company maintains a small and agile structure to ensure efficient processes and customer focus.
Contact Information: The document provides contact details for XIMEA offices in Germany, Slovakia, and the USA, along with email addresses and phone numbers for inquiries.
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Hyperspectral cameras based on USB3 - xiSpec-1

xiSpec • smallest hyperspectral cameras • linescan and mosaic snapshot • 16 to 150 hyperspectral bands USB3.0 hyperspectral imaging cameras

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Hyperspectral cameras based on USB3 - xiSpec-2

xiSpec [sci-spek] or [ksi-spek] The unique xiSpec series offers linescan and snapshot mosaic hyperspectral cameras, being smallest in class by far and combining extreme low power consumption and acquisition of hyperspectral imaging (HSI) raw data at very high frame rates. This camera is implemented in a plethora of applications where chemical differentiation is required: e.g. medicine, agriculture, food processing, waste disposal and many more. The small size, low weight and robustness make it an ideal choice for mobile environments such as drones or handheld devices. Quick facts •• Smallest...

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Hyperspectral cameras based on USB3 - xiSpec-3

Supported vision libraries Compatible with more than 30 popular machine vision libraries HALCON a product of MVTec •ximea XIMEA strives to create and maintain compatibility and interfaces for the most common and advanced vision image-processing libraries and applications. Major support is available for MVTec Halcon, National Instruments LabVIEW, MathWorks MATLAB and OpenCV. Please check our XIMEA website for an up-to-date list of other supported libraries and software packages. Compatibility Supported operating systems TRANSPORT LAYER VISION Why would we make that claim? We say that because...

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seeing chemistry Sensors and models Model B8UUIX* Sensor types The sensor technology is based on standard CMOS area sensors, with a native resolution of 2048 x 1088 pixels. Two hyperspectral filter arrangements are added at wafer-level on top of the pixel structure of the sensor. Snapshot Mosaic cameras 4 x 4 or 5 x 5 mosaic patterns are repeated continuously on the sensor surface: • 4 x 4 filter array, 16 HSI bands between 470-630 nm (MQ022HG-IM-SM4X4-VIS) • 5 x 5 filter array, 25 HSI bands between 600-975 nm (MQ022HG-IM-SM5X5-NIR) The spatial resolution is approx. 512 x 272 pixels (4 x 4)...

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