• The LL167 Series provides a focused line of illumination in a passively cooled design. 
• Only available in White (for color illumination in a similar package refer to our LL137 Series). 
• Provides a high intensity level of 472kLux (working distance of 75mm). 
• Available in pre-engineered sizes from 6” (152mm) to 96” (2438mm) in 6″ increments. 
• A 3″ (75mm) length option is also available. 
• Available intensity control provides illuminance adjustability for every 6″ increment via a 0 – 10v input

• S-parameters DC to 40 GHz, single-ended and mixed-mode
• Impedance Profile with <1 mm resolution, differential and common-mode 
• Internal, automatic OSLT calibration
• USB-connected, small, lightweight
• Flexible display of the measurements
• Remove effects from fixtures, connectors and cables
• Emulate eye diagrams with CTLE, DFE and FFE equalization
• Advanced jitter analysis

• High Intensity: up to 9x brighter than the existing SL191 Pattern Projecting Spot Light and more than 3x brighter than the leading competitive structured light projector. 
• Projection patterns are easily configured with available reticles, including line, grid, cross, multiple lines, and half sphere, with custom reticles available. 
• Customizable: available in multiple wavelengths, including white. 
• Constructed with a large heat sink for improved LED thermal management to facilitate increased brightness while maintaining safe operating temperatures. 
• Ideal solution for machine vision inspection applications requiring structured illumination, including edge detection, locating offsets, and assessing topography. 
• Requires a reticle and lens (sold separately); see available reticles here.

• This DCS Series Controller provides Lighting Control Flexibility in a compact 112 mm x 124 mm x 46 mm package. 
• Plug-n-Play compatibility with Ai lighting Products, featuring SignaTech™ technology. 
• Seamless switching from continuous-on to gated on/off and strobe overdrive; 3 independently configurable trigger inputs. 
• Din-rail mount, UL 508a Panel listed and GUI, Web Browser or command line setup and control tools, SDK. 
• 3 Independent Outputs – designed to up to 3 lights, synchronously or asynchronously.

• Universal input switching supply 
• 24v regulated current DC – runs on 110-220v AC 
• Power indicator light 
• Tinned leads; marked negative/positive with wire nuts for easy connection

• The DL225 series of square coaxial lights features a modular heat sink and circuit design for enhanced performance, product availability and lead time. 
• These coaxial lights are available in a wide variety of wavelengths from UV to IR. 
• They provide intensities from 18kLux for the DL225-025 to approximately 50kLux for the larger models.

Comprehensive, Turn-key Integrated Measurement System (IMS) with Keysight A-LFNA for On-wafer R&D Advanced Low-Frequency Noise Measurements

Our EuroBrite™ lineup outdoes the competition in so many ways. With more features at a competitive price point, there’s no better value in machine vision lighting: 

• Complete built-in control for continuous and strobe modes. 
• Adaptive Power™, a feature of the EuroBrite™ lighting controller, utilizes an onboard thermistor to maximize light output in continuous mode. 
• Adaptive Overdrive,™ another feature of the EuroBrite™ lighting controller, provides a maximal output pulse in strobe mode regardless of the exposure period. 
• IP67 sealed enclosure suitable for washdown environments. 
• Rugged construction that has been tested to withstand over 1000lb. 
• Industrial grade LEDs providing high-intensity surface illumination of 65klux. 
• Daisy chain up to 4 for a combined length of 24”.

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