Pulnix TMC-7DSP Series General Description
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The TMC-7DSP/TMC-6DSP offers PULNiX’s state of the art proprietary high performance Digital Signal Processing (DSP) in a high resolution 1/2” CCD format. This versatile camera outputs VBS (NTSC or PAL), Y/C or S-Video, & RGB. With TTL (through-the-lens) auto/manual white balance, AGC on/off switch, and manual gain and hue controls, these cameras are particularly easy to use. Low light sensitivity is 2 lux at F1.4. The capability to vary the electronic shutter rate externally is a standard feature. The TMC-7DSP/TMC-6DSP accepts external HD-VD or composite sync. Rugged construction, superb color reproduction and high resistance to vibration and shock make these cameras ideal for both industrial and CCTV surveillance applications. Suggested applications include: Teleconferencing, Process monitoring, Machine vision, Airborne imaging, Object recognition, Remote observation and Medical systems.
Specifications
| Model | TMC-7DSP (NTSC) | TMC-6DSP (PAL) |
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| Imager | 1/2” interline transfer CCD (6.4 x 4.8 mm) | |
| Pixel | 768(H) x 494(V) | 752(H) x 582(V) |
| Cell size | 8.4µm(H) x 9.8µm(V) | 8.6µm(H) x 8.3µm(V) |
| Scanning | 2:1 interlace, field mode scanning, 525 lines, 59.94 Hz |
2:1 interlace, field mode scanning, 625 lines, 50 Hz |
| Sync | Internal sync; internal sync/external auto switch with HD/VD-input |
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| TV Resolution | 460(H) x 400(V) TV lines | 450(H) x 450(V) TV lines |
| S/N ratio | 50 dB (AGC off ) | |
| Min. illumination | 2 Lux F = 1.4 (AGC on) | |
| Video Output | VBS = 1.0 Vp-p at 75 ohm (NTSC and PAL) | |
| AGC | Max. 32 dB AGC, on-off switchable, manual gain control |
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| Gamma | 0.45 (factory standard); 1:0 (programmable) | |
| Lens Mount | C-mount | |
| Power req. | 12V DC, 280 mA | |
| Operating temp. | -10°C to 50°C | |
| Size | 42mm x 32mm x 146mm | |
| Weight | 210 grams (7.3 oz) | |
| accessories | CS-232-7D RS-232 Controller Set, CBL-2R-7D RGB cable (TMC-7DSP) |
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Last Updated Monday May 08, 2006