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Process control
In industry today, reliability and accuracy are crucial issues to cut costs and increase productivity and quality. Continuous, realtime and on-line infrared imaging provides an important monitoring and control tool for production and plant processes.
So why settle for ‘thermal imaging’ cameras if you can have cameras covering the entire infrared spectrum?
The Xenics infrared cameras and detectors assist in controlling and steering mechanical and computerized manufacturing equipment like conveyor belts, machining tools and robotic arms.
Applications
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Food InspectionOn-line inspection systems for non-destructive testing, using infrared imaging cameras, can provide you with a lot of information such as sugar content of fruit and internal defects not visible to the human eye. This accurate information contributes to improved product quality and increased productivity. |
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Semiconductor inspectionSemiconductor manufacturers have to meet ever tighter cost constraints. Machine vision inspection with SWIR cameras provides you valuable information about process stability and quality assurance measurements. They perfectly match the spectrum of low-level photon emissions caused by semiconductor grid defects. |
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Waste sortingSystem designers can optimize layout of highly efficient separation and sorting systems with Xenics compact Near Infrared (NIR) imaging cameras. The NIR infrared cameras perfectly meet the absorption spectra of various plastic materials and allow for automated recycling at low cost. |
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Configuration
Xenics has a set of infrared camera configurations especially designed for industrial applications. They come with advanced software and interfaces and are ruggedized to withstand rough and demanding circumstances.
All Xenics camera configurations offer a choice of industrial interfaces to communicate with Xenics’ powerful and fast analysis and data acquisition software or with any other software programs through our software development kit (SDK). Multiple cameras can be connected to the available local area network (LAN) for direct or remote controlled monitoring.
