Used only with line scan cameras with dedicated optics.
- Light sources characterised by linear emission that generate a light beam as wide as the illuminator itself, but narrow in height.
- Powerful with outputs ranging from 100W/metre to over 1000W/metre.
- Possibility for various cooling systems including passive radiators, air circulation, fans or liquid cooling.
- The emitted light beam can be collimated or focused, with each option having a different effect on the image response.
- They can be equipped with a beamsplitter for transformation into linear systems with coaxial output.
- Possibility for local control of emission, divided into sectors controlled by specific LED drivers, allowing the intensity of each sector to be independently controlled.
- Ideal for applications requiring an extremely high amount of light to reduce the minimum exposure and motion blur.
- Suitable for inspection of rapidly moving targets such as metal films.
- Possibility to compensate for intensity decay at the edges of the framed region through local emission control.
- Automatic inspection of printed surfaces; their ability to concentrate high amounts of light makes them indispensable tools in these applications.
- Quality control: crucial for the inspection of materials such as woven and non-woven fabrics. Their high power ensures excellent quality.
- Defect detection: Their unique features are essential for detecting defects on reflective or transparent surfaces (glass, metal foil, etc.).
Applications
AUTOMATIC INSPECTION OF PRINTED MATERIALS
Their ability to concentrate high amounts of light makes them indispensable tools in these applications.
QUALITY CONTROL
Crucial for the inspection of materials such as woven and non-woven fabrics. Their high power ensures excellent quality control.
DEFECT DETECTION
Their unique features are essential for detecting defects on reflective or transparent surfaces such as glass, metal foil, etc.