X-ray TDI camera
X-ray TDI camera is useful for in-line applications requiring high-speed operation, high sensitivity and high resolution with wide area.
The C12300-121 has achieved an ultra-high speed scan of 50 kHz by shortening the detection width to 73 mm. This is ideal for capturing images of relatively small objects that are conveyed at high speed.
X-ray TDI cameras can continuously inspect moving objects inline as they are brought into scanning range and without stopping objects such as metal sheets and separators that are fed in from roll to roll. Continuous inspection in this way means that these cameras can be applied in high-speed lines.
With X-ray inspection using 2D sensors, distortion sometimes occurs in images outside of the irradiation center of the X-ray source as a result of incident X-rays being directed at an angle to objects. This necessitates positional adjustment at each individual image capture point to ensure accurate inspection. Whereas, with X-ray TDI cameras, X-rays are irradiated at right angles to the carrying direction, and imaging is performed by integrating continuously captured images. As a result, distortion-free images can be acquired.
The C12300-121 is capable of bidirectional scanning (switching of scan direction to match the carrying direction). As a result, this series supports connection to differently oriented lines that use the same inspection systems and systems where scanning is performed in reverse when a defect is judged. It also helps improve cycle time in the inspection of large objects such as PCBs for servers.
Type number | C12300-121 |
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Scintillator | CsI Scintillator |
Effective X-ray tube voltage range | Approx. 25 kV to 130 kV*1 |
Number of pixels | 1536 (H) × 150 (V) |
X-ray sensitive area | 73.728 mm (H) × 7.2 mm (V) |
Line speed | 0.864 m/min to 144.0 m/min |
TDI line rate | 1×1: Max. 50.0 kHz (144.0 m/min) binning 2×2: Max. 40.0 kHz (230.4 m/min) |
A/D converter | 12 bit |
Digital interface | Camera Link |
External control interface | Camera Link Base Configuration |
Output signals (Image data) | 12 bit digital output |
Ambient operating temperature | 0 ℃ to +40 ℃ |
Ambient storage temperature | -10 ℃ to +50 ℃ |
Ambient operating/storage humidity | 30 % to 80 % (With no condensation) |
Power supply | DC +15 V |
Power consumption | Approx. 30 VA |
*1 Usable range of X-ray strength may vary depending on the tube current, the tube voltage and the distance.
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