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JAI Wave Series Dual-Band Line Scan Cameras

JAI Wave Series Dual-Band Line Scan Cameras

The Wave Series cameras are dual-band line scan cameras capable of sensing Short Wave InfraRed (SWIR) light. The cameras are based on Indium/Gallium /Arsenide (InGaAs) sensor technology and JAI’s prism line scan technology, making them capable of delivering dual-band imaging in the SWIR light spectrum (900 – 1700 nm).

Avaliable Wave Series Cameras:  WA-1000D-CL camera

Description

The Wave Series cameras are dual-band line scan cameras capable of sensing Short Wave InfraRed (SWIR) light. The cameras are based on Indium/Gallium /Arsenide (InGaAs) sensor technology and JAI’s prism line scan technology, making them capable of delivering dual-band imaging in the SWIR light spectrum (900 – 1700 nm).

JAI SWIR dual-band line scan camera
Multi-imager camera technology is a JAI core competence and over the years JAI has delivered cameras covering RGB and NIR into various applications.

The new Wave Series camera brings dual-band imaging to the SWIR light spectrum to provide lots of extra “hidden” vision data. This capability can enhance current machine vision systems with imaging beyond what is possible when imaging the visible and/or the near infrared light spectrum. The Wave Series can open up a range of new applications in automated visual inspection.

Thanks to prism-based simultaneous image acquisition, it’s possible to precisely align images in two different spectral bands even when objects are moving at high speeds. The WA- 1000D-CL has a resolution of 2 x 1024 pixels and a maximum line frequency of 39 kHz.

Operation of the Wave Series camera is straightforward; no cooling is required and the data interface is standard Camera Link. The price level of the Wave Series line scan camera is lower than you may expect and the cost of ownership is comparable to a standard machine vision camera.

An advantage in SWIR is the variety of off-the-shelf optics available in comparison with MWIR cameras that require custom lenses and windows made of expensive materials.

 

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