XIMEA expands the offer of Ultraviolet cameras with MX081
models. With a spectral range extending from 200 to 400 nm, XIMEA's
MX081 model of UV camera captures UV radiation with exceptional
sensitivity and accuracy. Sony's advanced sensor technology ensures
consistent results in demanding environments. Whether mounted on
drones for aerial surveys, incorporated into handheld devices for
field inspections, or installed in laboratory equipment for
scientific research, XIMEA offers flexibility without compromising
performance.
MUNSTER, Germany, April 19,
2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Within the realm of modern
technology, cameras have progressed from mere devices capturing
visible light to sophisticated tools divulging concealed facets of
the electromagnetic spectrum.
Unlike traditional cameras relying on
visible light, UV cameras integrate components designed to prevent
contamination from visible and infrared light sources, ensuring
that captured images are primarily influenced by UV
radiation.
One of the innovations is the UV camera, delving beyond human
visual perception, and unlocking a realm of information that was
previously unattainable.
UV cameras operate on the principle of capturing ultraviolet
(UV) light, an unseen segment of the electromagnetic spectrum
bearing insights into various phenomena, from forensics to
astronomy.
UV cameras function by capturing the UV light that objects
reflect or emit.
They employ specialized sensors or filters detecting and
recording UV wavelengths.
Unlike traditional cameras relying on visible light, UV cameras
integrate components designed to prevent contamination from visible
and infrared light sources, ensuring that captured images are
primarily influenced by UV radiation.
The MX081 model features Sony's IMX487 sensor, renowned for its
superior image quality, low noise, and high sensitivity.
The camera delivers exceptional performance and reliability,
leveraging Sony's advanced sensor technology, ensuring consistent
results in demanding environments.
With a spectral range extending from 200 to 400 nm, XIMEA's
MX081 model of UV camera captures UV radiation with exceptional
sensitivity and accuracy.
This specific wavelength range allows for the detection of
subtle variations in UV reflectance and fluorescence, enabling
enhanced analysis and visualization of target materials and
substances.
Equipped with a resolution of 8.1 megapixels (2856 x 2848
pixels), the camera delivers sharp, detailed images with precise
pixel-level clarity.
With a frame rate of 59 frames per second (FPS), the MX081
camera enables smooth, real-time imaging of dynamic scenes and
fast-moving objects.
This high frame rate is ideal for applications requiring rapid
image capture, such as machine vision, motion analysis, and quality
control in manufacturing processes.
Measuring just 26 x 26 millimeters, it boasts a compact and
lightweight design, making it versatile and easy to integrate into
a wide range of systems and applications.
Whether mounted on drones for aerial surveys, incorporated into
handheld devices for field inspections, or installed in laboratory
equipment for scientific research, XIMEA offers flexibility without
compromising performance.
The below mentioned extraordinary range of applications, the
unmatched features of a UV camera and the broad fascination of
scientists to laypeople suggest that the future promises even more
evolutionary discoveries in the world of ultraviolet imaging.
UV cameras are beneficial in a widespread field of applications
- operating through various wavelenth ranges like UVA (315-400 nm),
UVB (280-315 nm), UVC (100-280 nm):
Forensics and Crime Scene Analysis:
UV Wavelengths Required: 250-400 nm (UVA)
- Detection of bodily fluids, stains, and trace evidence that
fluoresce under UV light
- Identifying hidden bloodstains, fingerprints, and other
substances at crime scenes
- Differentiating between authentic and counterfeit
documents
Material Inspection and Quality Control:
UV Wavelengths Required: 200-400 nm (UVC, UVB, UVA)
- Detecting cracks, defects, and contaminants in materials such
as metals, glass, and plastics
- Identifying counterfeit currency, documents, and products
- Inspecting electronic components for flaws and
irregularities
Biological and Medical Research:
UV Wavelengths Required: 260-350 nm (UVC, UVB)
- Studying DNA, proteins, and other biomolecules that fluoresce
under UV light
- Analyzing cell structures, gene expression, and protein
interactions
- Diagnosing skin disorders, detecting fungal infections, and
identifying biological samples
Art Restoration and Conservation:
UV Wavelengths Required: 300-400 nm (UVA)
- Revealing hidden underdrawings, retouching, and alterations in
paintings and historical artifacts
- Identifying aged varnishes, repairs, and surface
inconsistencies in artworks
Environmental Studies:
UV Wavelengths Required: 300-400 nm (UVA)
- Monitoring air and water quality by detecting pollutants and
contaminants that fluoresce
- Studying plant health, stress responses, and ecosystem
dynamics
Entomology and Pest Control:
UV Wavelengths Required: 300-400 nm (UVA)
- Attracting insects and pests that are sensitive to UV light,
aiding in their identification and control
- Monitoring and studying insect behavior, population dynamics,
and disease transmission
Photolithography and Semiconductor Manufacturing:
UV Wavelengths Required: 200-400 nm (UVC, UVB, UVA)
- Enabling precise and intricate patterning of semiconductor
wafers in photolithography processes
- Fabricating microchips, integrated circuits, and other
semiconductor devices
Main specifications of the new MX081 model:
MX081UG-SY-X2G2
8.1 Mpix, 2856 x 2848 pixels, 2.74 μm pixel size, 2/3", Sony
IMX487 sensor and PCIe or USB3
Media Contact
Ivan Klimkovic, XIMEA, 49 2501-964 555-12,
ivan.klimkovic@ximea.com, https://www.ximea.com
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