• The RL36120 is characterized as a Large Aimed Bright Field ring light. 
• Precisely aimed LEDs provide a level of lighting control not found in traditional illuminators. 
• A range of standoffs and fields of view may be specified at the time of order. 
• The ring light is available in a wide range of wavelengths from UV to IR, including a 3 channel RGB version. Diffuser and polarizer options are also available. 
• The large inner diameter of the ring light can accommodate lenses up to 55mm in diameter. 
• The light can also be ordered with an optional mounting ring.

• This High Intensity Spot Light is engineered for long throw and high brightness illumination. 
• Built with 12 high current LEDs focused to produce even illumination at distances beyond 300mm. 
• Designed to replace our previous SL185 with 3X the brightness (110Klux @ 300mm). 
• Available in a wide range of wavelengths.

• The Wide Linear Diffuse Light series is ideal for the inspection of elongated or cylindrical objects. 
• Perfect for inspections requiring a multi-camera setup. 
• Can be provided with up to 4 viewing ports. 
• Expandable lengths from 6” – 36” (152 – 194mm) in 6” increments.

• High dispersion for reflective surfaces and shorter working distances. 
• Provides a wider and more intense illumination area than the AL126. 
• IP65 compliant washdown option is available, as are a wide spectrum of wavelengths. 
• Available with polarization and diffusion light conditioning. 
• This expandable compact bar light is pre-engineered for custom lengths in 2″ increments up to 20″.

• With an intensity of over 150 klx at 300 mm WD in continuous operation, the SL316 UltraSeal Spot Light delivers industry-leading intensity with consistent uniformity. 
• Available with narrow, medium, and wide lensing options as well as a non-lensed configuration for high dispersion. 
• Configurable in eleven wavelength options. 
• Compatible with all Ai inline and discreet control systems. The SL316 can be operated in continuous, gated continuous, pulsed, and adaptive pulsed modes with dimming options for brightness control.

• 4 Independent Channels, 1 Output Connector 
• Includes built-in pre-programmed sequencing. 
• Provides control for computational imaging, including photometric stereo, extended depth of field, combined bright field + dark field, high dynamic range, and high resolution color. 
• Ideal for multi-channel lights and multi-light stations. Due to power output constraints, some configurable light lengths may be limited. 
• Housed within a compact enclosure with DIN rail mounting. 
• Driven with SignaTech™ for improved safety and easy operation. 

NOTE: NOT COMPATIBLE WITH C1 CONNECTORS

• Up to 20 GHz bandwidth and 80 GS/s sample rate 
• The most advanced oscilloscope user interface 
• The industry’s only true hardware 14.1 Gb/s serial trigger 
• Low Jitter Measurement Floor and exceptional timebase stability 
• Comprehensive set of serial data analysis, debug, validation and compliance tools 
• Integrated 50 Ω and 1 MΩ inputs for true connection and probing flexibility 
• Integrated standard and custom measurements and math functions for unrivaled analysis capability 
• Multi-lane serial data eye, jitter and crosstalk analysis 
• Real-time de-embedding, emulation, and equalization

• Part of the MicroBrite™ family of high performance, compact machine vision lights. 
• Provides diffuse illumination at a low angle to cast shadows used to identify surface defects, embossed text, etc. 
• This ring light is more diffuse and less directional than the DF196. 
• Can be used to produce a bright field effect when the outer diameter is smaller than the working distance. 
• Available in 4 sizes with an intensity of 47klux (working distance of 64mm with DF198-180).

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