Teledyne DALSA
Teledyne DALSA is an international leader in high performance digital imaging and semiconductors with approximately 1000 employees world-wide. Established in 1980 and acquired by Teledyne Technologies in 2011, Teledyne DALSA designs, develops, manufactures, and markets digital imaging products and solutions, in addition to providing semiconductor products and services. Our core competencies are in specialized integrated circuit and electronics technology, software, and highly engineered semiconductor wafer processing.
Teledyne DALSA exists for the long term. Our goal is to build upon our 30 year heritage of developing the world's leading high performance digital imaging and semiconductor solutions and to accelerate our level of innovation. We focus on R&D development but also draw on the capabilities available to us as part of a larger organization. We seek to deliver products and technology that are truly innovative so that we can help our customers succeed.
Contact Details
Teledyne DALSA Headquarters
605 McMurray Road, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2V 2E9
Phone: 519-886-6000
Fax: 519-886-8023
Imaging/Machine Vision
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Products
The brand new Linea2 family takes your system to the new level with impressive performance and value, offering 5x the bandwidth of our Linea family with a 5GigE interface. The Linea2 line scan cameras are powered by our very own Teledyne quadlinear sensor, extending detection capability using RGB + NIR multispectral imaging technology.
- Latest Global and Rolling Shutters sensors from Sony® - from 2 to 12 MP
- USB3 Vision interface
- Compact fully-enclosed design with features needed by modern vision systems
- Provide advanced vision performance while using less power, less space, and fitting increasingly tight industry budgets
- Global shutter and rolling shutter CMOS sensors available
- USB3 Vision
- High sensitivity with both front and back illuminated sensors (BSI)
- Side mounted USB connectors for ease of use in OEM solutions
- High sensitivity with pixel sizes from 2 µm to 3.45 µm
- Windows operating system and Linux SDKs (for embedded vision systems)
- 3-Year Warranty
- Ultra-compact form factor
- Single USB data and power
- 50 fps imaging speed
- High resolution 7 MP sensor
- Small 4.5 μm pixels
- True global shutter
- Simple integration
NIRvana cameras are designed to give unprecedented performance for imaging in the SWIR wavelength range. The versatile scientific InGaAs cameras, deliver both high speed imaging with 100s of fps as well as ultra low dark noise for long exposures of extremely weak signals.
- 2,048 pixels CMOS monochrome line scan sensor
- Pixel size available in 2 versions: 10 μm x 20 μm and 10 μm x 200 μm
- Pixel full well capacity available in two versions: 140 ke- and 200 ke-
- CameraLink (base, medium, full) or USB3 interface
- Line rate available in 4 versions: up to 20 kl/s, 80 kl/s, 130 kl/s and 250 kl/s
- Bit depth: 10, 11 and 12 bits
- Configurable region of interest
- Sensor package available in two versions: ceramic and organic
- Power supply: 10 to 15V DC. PoCL compliant
- Low power consumption: <3W
- 2,048 pixels CMOS monochrome line scan sensor
- Pixel size available in 2 versions: 10 μm x 20 μm and 10 μm x 200 μm
- Pixel full well capacity available in two versions: 140 ke- and 200 ke-
- CameraLink (base, medium, full) or USB3 interface
- Line rate available in 4 versions: up to 20 kl/s, 80 kl/s, 130 kl/s and 250 kl/s
- Bit depth: 10, 11 and 12 bits • Configurable region of interest
- Sensor package available in two versions: ceramic and organic
- Power supply: 10 to 15V DC. PoCL compliant
- Low power consumption: <3W
- High Speed 10GigE Interface - 10 Gbit/s transfer speed supports 4K60 (12-bit). Long cable lengths supporting CAT6A and CAT5e cables.
- Reliability & Simplicity - Large 10GBASE-T install base supports a favorable consumer and industrial ecosystems (Full GigE Vision compatibility).
- Flexibility for Integrators - IEEE1588 Clock Synchronization for precise timing across multiple devices - learn more. Color Correction Matrix, Gamma, Saturation and Sharpness reduce host-side processing requirements.