The SW-4000M-PMCL is a high speed monochrome line scan camera featuring a custom-designed 4K monochrome line sensor capable of running at up to 200,000 lines per second. An innovative built-in function allows users to switch between large and small pixel well sizes to tailor the responsivity and dynamic range of the camera to fit the speed and illumination requirements of their application.
SW-4000M-PMCL cameras are designed to maximize the output of your web inspection applications. The camera’s custom CMOS sensor delivers 4K resolution (4096 pixels) at up to 200 kHz, making it one of the fastest 4K monochrome cameras in the industry.
The SW-4000M-PMCL can be set to two different quantum well modes. When light is plentiful, the large well mode provides images with higher signal/noise ratios and higher dynamic range (better image contrast). Using the small well mode increases responsivity, supporting maximum line rates even when lighting is more limited.
Two different lens mounts are available – an F-mount or an M42 mount. Either model can be powered over the Camera Link interface, or can accept power from an external power supply via the 12-pin I/O connector.
4K line scan resolution (4096 pixels per line).
One of the fastest 4K monochrome line scan cameras - up to 200 kHz maximum line rate.
User-selectable pixel well size for better images regardless of speed and available illumination.
7.5 µm square pixels or 7.5 x 10.5 µm, depending on pixel well selected.
Accepts power over Camera Link or via 12-pin connector.
Industrial grade performance with 80G shock, 10G vibration, and -5°C to +45°C operating range.
Sweep Series
SW-4000M-PMCL
Line Scan
Mono
Visible
N/A
4096 x 1
200 kHz
Mini Camera Link (PoCL)
1xCMOS
Custom
30.72 mm
7.5 x 7.5 µm
Global shutter
30.8 mm
62 x 62 x 84 mm
320 g
8/10-bit
F-mount or M-42A mount
5.22 Watt
-5°C to +45°C
A universal power supply that works with all JAI cameras equipped with a 12-pin Hirose power connector. Four versions are available:
PD-12UUP U.S. plug with 12-pin Hirose connector to camera
PD-12UEP European plug with 12-pin Hirose connector to camera
PD-12UU U.S. plug, flying leads (no 12-pin connector)
PD-12UE European plug, flying leads (no 12-pin connector)
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This cable features flying leads on one end and a Hirose 12-pin connector on the other wired to match the pinout of JAI cameras with 12-pin connectors. The flying leads enable power to be supplied via two of the Hirose pins, while the remaining wires/pins can be utilized to access various I/O functions of JAI cameras (see individual camera datasheets/manuals for functions accessible through the Hirose connectors).
The cables can be used with JAI’s own “flying leads” power supplies, or with third-party or custom power supply systems.
The HR10A-10P-12S is a universal connector used for power and control signals for many JAI cameras. The connector is a female plug, with sockets, that mates to the connector on the back of the camera. It has soldering cups for easy assembly of custom cables.
The 26PMCL-02-26 features a mini size Camera Link connector at one end for attaching to a camera, and a standard size connector at the other end for attaching to standard Camera Link frame grabbers. Per the Power over Camera Link (PoCL) standard, pins #1 and #26 have been reassigned to carry +12V DC power. The cable can, therefore, be used with any JAI camera carrying the MCL or the PMCL model suffix. Length is 2 meters.
The Sweep Series monochrome line scan cameras are the perfect starting point for a wide range of web inspection applications.
High-speed inspection of roll-based products including paper, plastics, steel, textiles, and more.
Inspection of black and white print materials such as news print, postal sorting, barcodes, etc.
Sorting of scrap materials, paper, cardboard, and other items where color information is not required.
Finish line cameras used in horse racing, speed boats, track events, and other high precision photo-finish applications.
Wafer geometry and surface inspection for early defect detection.
Inspection of bare or stuffed PCBs including traces, solder, component placement/alignment, shorting, and other items.
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