1.2" 4.2MP 2048X2048 Resolution Color Progressive Scan CCD Camera, Camera Link Interface

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The JAI RMC-4200CL is a compact, very high-resolution (4.2 Megapixels) color progressive scan CCD camera with dual-tap output, automatic channel balancing, and a frame rate of 15 fps at 2048 x 2048 resolution. A single-tap output mode is user selectable. The RMC 4200CL features the Kodak KAI-4021 CCD imager equipped with a Bayer color filter array (host-based interpolation required).

The RMC4200CL provides 12-bit linear output, or can be set to generate 10-bit/8-bit images modifiable by a patent-pending, built-in look-up table (LUT). Other features include image center partial scanning (250, 500, or 1000 lines), user-definable variable partial scanning (any number of lines with any starting point), defective pixel compensation, and a PIV mode for advanced flow analysis.

Camera parameters can be uploaded from the PC to the camera. Once these parameters are stored in EEPROMs, an instantaneous change from one setting to another can be done with a delay of a few frames in between.

Some of the functions that can be controlled by this interface are: manual, async and pulse-width control shuttering; save, load and report settings; and channel auto balancing.

A GigE Vision version of the RMC-4200CL camera is also available: RMC-4200GE.
 

→ 1.2" progressive scan IT CCD (Kodak KAI-4021)
→ 2048 x 2048 resolution @ 15 fps dual-tap
→ 7.4 µm square pixels
→ Software-selectable single-tap mode available @ 8 fps
→ 12-bit A/D (linear) or 8-bit/10-bit with look-up table (LUT)
→ Digital Camera Link output and analog output
→ Image center partial scan (1000, 500, 250 lines)
→ 2X2 binning and user-programmable variable partial scan
→ Full-frame shutter to 1/16,000 sec.
→ Asynchronous reset, no-delay, pulse width control shutter
→ Defective pixel compensation
→ PIV (particle imaging velocimetry) mode
→ Automatic channel balancing
→ PIV mode