The difference between industrial cameras and ordinary cameras

industrial cameraWhat are the differences from ordinary cameras? The following Chengdu Xinxiwang editor will give you the answer:

(1) The shutter time of industrial cameras is very short and can capture fast-moving objects. 

For example, if an industrial camera captures an image of a computer host rotating a fan at high speed, the manufacturer's label on the fan blades can be clearly identified. It is impossible to achieve this effect when shooting with ordinary cameras. This mainly involves the issue of exposure time. The exposure of industrial cameras can reach one part in tens of thousands or one part in hundreds of thousands. 

(2) The image sensor of an industrial camera is progressive scan, while the image sensor of a general camera is interlaced, or even scanned every three lines. 

Progressive scanning image sensors are more difficult to produce, with low yields and low shipments. Only a few companies in the world can provide such products, and they are expensive. The price of a million-level progressive scan CCD ranges from a few thousand yuan to tens of thousands of yuan. Only by using a progressive scan image sensor can it be possible to clearly capture fast-moving objects. Interlaced scan cameras can capture images. Smear phenomenon. 

(3) The shooting speed of industrial cameras is much higher than that of ordinary cameras. 

Industrial cameras can capture ten to a hundred frames per second, and high-speed industrial cameras can capture more than a thousand frames, while ordinary cameras can only capture 2-3 images.

(4) Industrial cameras output naked data, and their spectral ranges are often relatively wide, making them more suitable for high-quality image processing algorithms. The spectral range of pictures taken by ordinary cameras is only suitable for human vision.

(5) Industrial cameras can work for a long time, such as working 24 hours a day for 6 months, but civilian cameras cannot. 

(6) Industrial cameras can work in harsh environments, such as colder temperatures. Ordinary digital cameras cannot do this.

(7) Industrial cameras are more expensive than ordinary cameras.