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Line-Scan Camera

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The UNiiQA+ CMOS line scan camera series, from Alrad Imaging and e2v, features a 5-µm-pixel-pitch sensor that is C-mount compatible at resolutions up to 4K.

It is available across the full resolution range, from 0.5K to 16K, and in speeds of up to 100 kHz in color and monochrome. It can be used for applications such as microscopy and materials inspection.

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Oct 2014
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