Articles Tagged with ''CCD''

A charge-coupled device, or CCD, is by far the most common image capture mechanism used for industries that require high-quality image data.

Point Grey announced the addition of a new 1.4 megapixel global shutter CCD model to its Grasshopper3 family of USB3 Vision cameras.

Like the fighter pilots in the classic movie “Top Gun,” machine vision applications have always had a “need for speed.”

Camera manufacturers exhibit new products from March 17-19, 2015 at Vision China in Shanghai.

Optical metrology is a crucial tool used in industrial automation to increase productivity and quality levels via 100% inspection rates.

Not only is modern manufacturing increasing production speeds, but machine vision is being applied to ever more demanding applications that were not feasible before today’s high-speed components became available.

In macroeconomics there is a concept called utility. According to Investopedia, “utility is the aggregate sum of satisfaction or benefit that an individual gains from consuming a given amount of goods or services.”

The term “shaft measurement system” is standard industry parlance today, but to think of these gages as measuring only shafts is too limiting.

The Camera Commander is a complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) and charge-coupled device (CCD) imaging device and camera testing system for camera manufacturers and users.