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Cameras for embedded and volume projects
The low-cost portfolio from IDS, which specifically addresses price-sensitive applications, is being expanded to include the 'uEye XLS' camera family.
This camera family from IDS are tiny board cameras with dimensions of 29 mm x 29 mm x 7 mm, which have been reduced to essential camera functions. Previously, the low-cost portfolio included the camera families 'uEye XCP' (closed zinc die-cast housing, 29 mm x 29 mm x 17 mm) and 'uEye XLE' (different variants from board models to closed plastic housings). The new USB3 cameras are compatible with the Vision Standard, have a Micro-B connector and are only available as board versions with or without C/CS or S-mount lens holders. They are plugged directly into the lens holder. Users can choose between different sensors from 2 to 12 MP. Thanks to their very low heat generation, the cameras are particularly suitable for device construction and embedded vision applications.
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