The sensor format or image sensor size of an industrial camera refers to the physical size of the photosensitive area of the camera's internal image sensor (CMOS or CCD). It is a core parameter of industrial cameras, directly influencing key aspects of the imaging system, such as field of view, resolution matching, and lens selection.
Machine light source detection highlights measurement features and simplifies image processing algorithms; overcomes interference from ambient light and improves image signal-to-noise ratio; improves the accuracy and efficiency of the visual system.
The first half of the autofocus process occurs inside the camera body, where the system "decides" where to focus by analyzing the scene and measuring sharpness through a variety of detection strategies.
Infrared images are mainly based on the infrared radiation emitted by objects. This imaging method makes infrared images have broad application prospects in the field of target detection.
By changing the focal length of the lens, different sizes of field of view (FOV) can be obtained.
