Right on the heels
of the XCD-V50
monochrome 1394.b camera, comes Sony's first COLOR
IEEE 1394.b digital camera with fast frame rates
and 14-bit output. Sony's new XCD-V50CR COLOR
digital camera incorporates a 1/3 type progressive
scan CCD with square pixels that produces high-quality
VGA (640 x 480) images transferred through its
high-performance IEEE 1394.b compliant interface.
This ultra-compact camera supports cable lengths
up to 100 meters and has the ability to daisy-chain
multiple cameras on a single run. Plus the XCD-V50CR
features two screw cable connectors for a more
robust performance compared to standard cables.
And best of all, the XCD-V50CR is backward compatible
allowing images to be transferred to conventional
1394 compliant cameras via IIDC 1.31 support (i.e.,
1394 drivers, cables and adapters).
With a variety of convenient features
such as an external trigger input for the capture
of fast moving objects or still images in low-light
environments, and selectable video modes, the
XCD-V50CR is ideal for image processing and
analysis as well as printed circuit board, bar
code and bottle inspection applications.
1/3-type progressive
scan CCD with square pixels
VGA resolution
(640 x 480)
IEEE 1394.b
digital interface compliant
8-bit (Mono8)
or 14-bit (Mono16) output
High frame
rate of up to 60 fps
IIDC Ver.
1.31 compliant
External
trigger input
Fast hardware
or software asynchronous trigger
Selectable
gain control: Auto/Manual gain
(+0 to +18 dB, 0.035 dB steps)
C Mount
Ultra-compact
and light weight design equal to the
Sony XC-ST series
High shock
and vibration tolerance
Lead-free
solder printed wiring board (PWB)
Specifications
Image
Device
1/3
type Progressive Scan CCD
Effective
Pixel Elements
659
x 494
Output Image
Size (H x V)
640
x 480 (VGA)
Cell Size
7.4
x 7.4 µm (H/V)
Minimum Illumination
4
lux (F1.4, + 18 dB gain)
Digital Interface
IEEE
1394.b-2002
Lens Mount
C
Mount
Transfer
Rate
800/400
Mbps
Frame Rate
60/30/15
fps
Gain Control
Manual
(0 to 18 dB, 0.035 dB steps)
External
Trigger Shutter
Trigger
start (mode0), trigger start and exposure duration
(mode1)