CR600x2

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Description

The CR600x2 is the Optronis slow-motion camera of CamRecrod series with the highest light sensitivity, at up to 12,000 ISO/ASA. Fast movements are reliably recorded with exposure times of as little as one (1) microsecond (1 millionth of a second). The camera takes 500 images per second at full resolution (1,280 x 1,024 pixels), although the resolution can be freely configured in the X and Y orientation. Lowering the resolution increases the image refresh rate or, if the image refresh rate is kept the same, extends the recording period. Typical applications are in the range from 50 to 10,000 images per second. The camera housing is free from ventilation slots.

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Performance

Resolution (H x V)	Frames / second
1.280 x 1.024	502 fps
800 x 600	1.275 fps
640 x 480	1.865 fps
320 x 240	6.094 fps
160 x 120	15.808 fps
8 x 8	91.445 fps

Specifications

Component / feature	Value
Resolution	1.280 x 1.024
Frame rate @ max. sensor res.	500 fps
Image sensor	Progressive Scan CMOS
Exposure time	1 µs - 1/Framerate
Active area	17.92 mm x 14.34 mm
Sensor diagonal dimension	22.95 mm
Pixel size	14 µm x 14 µm
A/D conversion	10 bit or 8 bit
Dynamic	60 dB (90 dB optical)
Sensitivity	25 V/lux*s
Shutter	Global electronic shutter, >1 µs exposure time
Trigger signal	TTL, switch, open collector, rising or falling edge, on image content variation
Synchronization	internal, external
Interface	Gigabit Ethernet
Video Output	VGA
Power	12 VDC / 12 W
Lens Mount	Nikon F-Mount (optional C-Mount)
Weight	1.050 g
Operation Temperature	0°C ... 40°C
Humidity	<80 % relative, non-condensed
Dimensions	145 mm x 95 mm x 78,5 mm
Conformity	CE, RoHS
Scope of delivery	Camera CR600x2, 5m GigE cable, power supply, manual, trigger cable and TimeBench software for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7

Works with standard lenses

Designed with a sturdy camera housing and no ventilation slots, the CamPerform series is ideally suited for industrial applications. What makes these cameras particularly user-friendly is the possibility of using standard lens attachments.

C-Mount
For microscopy applications or for optimal adjustment of the image sensor to the ROI (Region of Interest). C-Mount lenses are particularly suitable for applications with high image refresh rates (frames per second) with a simultaneously wide aperture.
F-Mount
With adjustable or mechanically adjustable aperture ring, Nikon-F lenses can be adjusted very easily to the object to be recorded.
EFS-Mount
Canon mount with electronically adjustable aperture and focus
FMG-Mount
For standard applications with lenses available in the photo trade with Nikon G-mount lens connectors. The aperture is adjusted using the ring located on the mount.

Ring memory

The CR600x2 is equipped with an 8 GB or 16 GB ring memory, depending on requirements. This doesn’t just fulfil a purely data storage function. The CamRecord is operated via a trigger; in other words, via a shutter release. After you have starting recording, the CamRecord stores the relevant image sequence even before you activate the trigger. The recording then continues for a set time, as ultimately you’re working with particularly fast processes. The sequence is backed up in the ring buffer, and that’s how the CamRecord takes account of response times entirely automatically.

Using the 16 GB memory, it can store the recording over a period of 26 seconds, at full resolution and speed. This option for checking more extended process flows is of particular benefit if it is difficult to assess the particular point at which a fault arises in the process. With 8 GB, the recording time is around 13 seconds.

Working anywhere

Whether it’s needed in the laboratory, at external sites or for crash tests, you can expect high performance every time, every place and everywhere from Optronis’ CamRecord. In fact, with its sturdy housing and no ventilation slots, it is best equipped for such conditions. That’s why your CamRecord is particularly well suited for use outside. Fixtures for attaching a tripod to various sides of the housing make these high-speed cameras even more versatile.
The large-format image sensor on the CR600x2, with 14 µm pixels, guarantees very high light sensitivity.

Interfaces

There are several connections on the robust aluminium camera housing:

Mechanical interface
Sturdy stainless steel camera mount with either 4 x M4 screws or photographic thread (¼-20 UNC)Fast GigE interface
High download speeds from the image memory to the memory of the connected PC
HDMI video output
Recording situation monitoring during recordinRing memory with data trigger
Trigger for image changes
External trigger and synchronization interface
Connection for various trigger sources (e.g. mechanical switch) and synchronization to motion-dependent image refresh rates

C-Mount lens adapter

CR-CM for CamRecord-CR series (Figure similar)

F-Mount lens adapter

CR-FM for CamRecord-CR series (Figure similar)

G-Mount lens adapter

CR-FMG for CamRecord-CR series (Figure similar)

EFS-Mount lens adapter

CR-CanonAF-Mount for CamRecord-CR series cameras to allow remote focal and aperture control of Canon EF lenses.

CR-SDK

Software development kit for CamRecord-CR cameras to integrate Slow-Motion cameras of CamRecord-CR series into customer specific software solutions under C/C++ and Windows operating system.