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Line-Scan Cameras

A line-scan camera is a type of digital camera designed to capture images one line or row of pixels at a time, rather than a full two-dimensional frame in a single exposure. Learn more about line-scan cameras →

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SVS-Vistek GmbH - Gilching, Germany

Teledyne DALSA, European Sales Office - Krailling, Germany

Teledyne e2v France - Saint Egreve, France

Teledyne HiRel Electronics - Milpitas, CA

Teledyne Photometrics - Tucson, AZ

Teledyne Photometrics - Birmingham, United Kingdom

Terasense Group Inc. - San Jose, CA

Thermoteknix Systems Ltd. - Cambridge, United Kingdom

Tichawa Vision GmbH - Friedberg, Germany

Vieworks Co. Ltd. - Anyang, South Korea

Wintriss Engineering Corp. - San Diego, CA

X-Scan Imaging Corp. - San Jose, CA

Xenics - Leuven, Belgium

Zebra Technologies Inc. - Lincolnshire, IL

Glossary

camera A light-tight box that receives light from an object or scene and focuses it to form an image on a light-sensitive material or a detector. The camera generally contains a lens of variable aperture and a shutter of variable speed to precisely control...
high-speed movie camera A camera designed to record at rates exceeding 50 fps. For frame rates up to about 500 fps, an ordinary pull-down mechanism can be used. From 500 to 1000 fps, the film must be moved continuously, the image being made to move at the same speed as the...
line-scan camera A line-scan camera, also known as a line-scan image sensor or linear array camera, is a type of digital camera designed to capture images one line or row of pixels at a time, rather than a full two-dimensional frame in a single exposure. It is...
line scan Line scan refers to a method of capturing images or data by scanning a single line at a time, as opposed to capturing the entire image simultaneously. This technique is commonly used in various imaging and scanning applications where a continuous or...

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