The Wave Series WA-1000D-CL camera is a dual-band 1K line scan camera capable of sensing Short Wave InfraRed (SWIR) light. The camera is based on Indium/Gallium/Arsenide (InGaAs) sensor technology and JAI’s prism line scan technology, making it capable of delivering dual-band imaging in the SWIR light spectrum (900 – 1700 nm).
JAI SWIR camera technology can enhance current machine vision systems with imaging beyond what is possible when imaging the visible and/or the near infrared light spectrum. The Wave camera can provide lots of extra “hidden” vision data.
With two separate imaging channels, Wave Series cameras leverage subtle differences in absorptive and reflective properties at specific wavelengths to sort or analyze substances in ways that aren’t possible using a single spectral band.
With a single optical path feeding two prism-mounted imagers, Wave Series cameras have no moving parts to wear out like filter wheel cameras, and can precisely align the dual spectral images even when objects are moving at high speeds.
Simultaneous dual-band imaging in the Short Wave InfraRed (SWIR) light spectrum.
2 x 1024 pixel resolution in two SWIR bands: 900-1400 nm and 1400-1700 nm.
Single optical path maintains two-channel alignment at up to 39 kHz (39,230 lines/second).
Image pre-processing includes pixel gain correction, flat-field correction, LUT/gamma function, and more.
Camera Link interface available with Dual-Base configuration or 2-tap Medium configuration.
Large variety of off-the-shelf optics available in comparison with MWIR cameras that require custom lenses and windows made of expensive materials.
No cooling required.
A robust design for outstanding reliability and durability in industrial environments.
Wave Series
WA-1000D-CL
Line Scan
Multispectral
2-Bands SWIR
N/A
1024 x 1
39 kHz
No
Camera Link
2xInGaAs
Custom
25.6 mm
25.0 x 25.0 µm
Global shutter
25.7 mm
90 x 90 x 117 mm
910 g
8/10/12-bit
M52-Mount
9.84 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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The 26CL-02-26 Camera Link cable is a standard interface cable with full-size 26-pin Camera Link male connectors on each end. It is designed to work with any JAI camera with a model number ending in "CL". It does not fit the smaller "Mini Camera Link" connectors found on models with "MCL" or "PMCL" suffixes. Length is 2 meters.
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.
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 Wave Series camera can be used to inspect overall dryness levels in various food processing applications such as dried fruit and tea leaves.
JAI’s SWIR camera can be used to gauge ripeness of picked produce on bulk conveyers, as well as detecting dents, bruises or rot under skin and various contaminants
The Wave Series camera can be used to determine water concentration and dryness levels in various industrial materials or coating processes.
Potential identification of different kinds of polymer plastic passing down a sorting conveyer belt for material re-use and proper disposal of environmentally hostile plastic compounds.
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