The 3Dpixa compact 15µm camera by Chromasens simultaneously acquires 2D color images and a 3D point clouds or depth maps. The camera is also able to detect overlapped chipsets or ones that are out of alignment, as it will show different colors on the depth map based on the height differences at line scan speeds of up to 310mm/s. The camera is equipped with a Tri-linear CCD Sensor (RGB) and provides optical resolution accuracy of 15µm/pixel over a large FoV (40mm). This allows users to check for micron-sized defects, such as scratches or dents, or to conduct further OCR on chipsets. The camera comes with the Chromasens 3D-API for software integration, and supports libraries from Halcon, MIL, Labview and Coake.
Chromasens GmbH
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