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Dynacolor 8MP, 13fps, Ultraviolet IMX487 GigE Camera

$4,980.00

The 8MP Dynacolor FE-N9-U (ultraviolet) PoE GigE 3.1 camera features a Sony IMX487 sensor and delivers 13fps performance. It was designed and manufactured in Taiwan, and a 27-month warranty ensures your investment. US import tariff-friendly.

Brand: Dynacolor
Manufacturer: Dynacolor
Megapixel: 8
Frame Rate (fps): 13
Interface: 1GigE, 6-pin Hirose
Sensor Size (in): 2/3
Sensor Type: CMOS
Sensor Model: Sony IMX487
Resolution: 2840x2840
Pixel Size (µm): 2.74
Shutter: Global
I/O Port: 6-pin Hirose
Power Options: PoE, 6-pin Hirose
Spectrum: UV
Lens Mount: C-Mount
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Dynacolor Ultraviolet IMX487 GigE Camera

The FE-N9-U camera captures high-resolution images within the 200-400nm UV (ultraviolet light) spectrum. This capability is critical for applications like semiconductor wafer inspection, where UV light reveals minute surface imperfections, and in forensic analysis, it can detect otherwise hidden substances. Moreover, the sensor enables precise sorting of materials based on their UV fluorescence or absorption characteristics, enhancing efficiency in recycling and industrial sorting processes.

UV Technology Ultraviolet Image Sensor Spectrum

Key Features

  • US import tariff-friendly
  • Designed and manufactured in Taiwan
  • Senses UV light (200nm to 400nm)
  • Extensive firmware features
  • External and software triggering
  • Triggering with minimal latency and jitter
  • Precise clock synchronization
  • Onboard frame buffer
  • Gigabit Ethernet interface, providing 1Gbps of bandwidth with a maximum transmission distance of 100m
  • Supports PoE power supply and 6-pin Hirose connector
  • Dimensions: 29mm x 29mm x 42mm
  • Conforms to GigE Vision protocol and the GenICam standard
  • Conforms to CE and FCC standards
  • Easy integration via API library

Industry Applications Include

  • Industrial Sorting and Recycling: Identifying and sorting materials
  • Semiconductor Inspection: Detecting microscopic defects and contaminants on wafers
  • Printing Inspection: Verifying security printing and detecting defects in inks and coatings
  • Pharmaceutical Inspection: Detecting impurities and verifying the composition of pharmaceuticals
  • Forensic Analysis: Revealing latent fingerprints, bodily fluids, and other substances that fluoresce or absorb UV light
  • Scientific Research: Enabling advanced imaging in fields like biology, chemistry, and materials science with insights into cellular structures and material properties

Application Examples

Materials Sorting

UV imaging reveals distinct differences between materials like polystyrene (PS) and acrylic resin (PMMA), which appear identical under visible light. This allows for precise material sorting and foreign material detection.UV Technology Materials Sorting

High Voltage Power Cable Inspection

UV imaging captures the faint UV emissions from electrical arcs, revealing degradation points in high-voltage equipment. This enables rapid identification and repair, minimizing downtime.UV Technology High Voltage Power Cable Inspection

Hydrogen Flames Inspection

UV imaging reveals hydrogen flames, which are invisible to the naked eye. This is essential for safety and leak detection in the hydrogen industry.
UV Technology Hydrogen Flames Inspection

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Notes

  • Actual cameras may differ from these images. Please see the datasheet for the exact dimensions.