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Uniformity

Another important illumination parameter is the uniformity of the illuminated area. The light coming for each position

of the imaged area should have the same spectral response and intensity. There should be neither no shadows nor

specular reflections, in the illuminated area. It is always better to use several, preferably two or four light sources

instead of one, to illuminate the area.

Camera Overview

FX10 camera series is built around the monochrome CMOS image sensor that provides a resolution of 1312 x 1082

pixels at a wide range of spectral sensitivity. It is aimed at standard applications in industrial and laboratory image

processing. FX10 cameras work in a push-broom mode, and collect hyperspectral data through single fore optics.

There are four versions of the FX10 camera:

• FX10, CameraLink, 400-1000 nm

• FX10e, GigE, 400-1000 nm

• FX10c, CameraLink, 400-780 nm

• FX10ce, GigE, 400-780 nm

These specifications apply to all FX10 camera versions.

Figure 4: FX10 Spectral Camera

The standard lens for FX10 is OLET15 with 38° FOV and 150 mm focusing distance. The filter thread for the

standard lens is M43x0.75. The camera is always delivered with a lens cap. We recommend you use the lens cap

whenever the camera is not in use.

Checking the camera version

The first digit of the camera serial number tells the version of the camera. The serial number can be found from the

camera status line. For more information, see Status Line section of this manual and ASCII for FX -series document.

Serial number Camera version

1xxxxxx FX10

2xxxxxx FX17

3xxxxxx FX10e

4xxxxxx FX17e

5xxxxxx FX10b

6xxxxxx FX10be

7xxxxxx FX10c

Specim FX10 Series User Manual

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