Line scan solutions: choosing between multi-sensor and single-sensor
How to select between multi-sensor prism-based and single-sensor multiline line scan cameras in different types of machine vision tasks - a JAI White Paper
The selection of camera technology is largely determined by the requirements of the
machine vision application. Line scan cameras have traditionally been chosen for
applications requiring high speed, such as image capturing of fast-moving objects.
With more and more quality control processes in high-speed industrial production
requiring colour or multi-spectral imaging, line scan technology must have the
proper capability to meet this need.
This White Paper from JAI compares single-sensor multi-line and multi-sensor prism-based line scan cameras, to assist you in selecting the best technology for high-speed industrial applications requiring colour or multi-spectral imaging.
Who should read this White Paper?
Vision system designers tasked with selecting the optimal camera technology for their line scan vision systems will benefit from reading this White Paper. Whether new to line scan technology or an experienced engineer, this guide provides the tools and information to help make the best decision.
What does this White Paper contain?
Choosing the right camera technology is critical to the success of a project. The wrong choice could result in poor performance, wasted investment, or operational inefficiencies. This White Paper presents a clear, side-by-side comparison of the latest single-sensor and multi-sensor line scan camera technologies, helping to avoid costly mistakes and optimise vision systems.
Market backdrop: Get a comprehensive understanding of the overall landscape of line scan applications.
Technology overview: The latest technological approaches used by single-sensor multi-line and multi-sensor prism-based cameras, including their latest technical specifications and performance characteristics.
Application insights: The optimal applications for each technology, whether the requirement is for high-speed colour imaging or multi-spectral analysis.
Decision-making support: Learn how to evaluate and choose the optimal camera technology based on your project’s specific requirements, from colour accuracy to budget constraints.
What are the benefits of reading this White Paper?
Make informed decisions: Understand the strengths and weaknesses of each camera type and make better choices for your projects.
Boost efficiency: Select the appropriate technology for your application, optimising performance and resource allocation.
Maximise ROI: Align your vision systems with your operational goals to ensure your investment in the right technology yields high returns.
