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Line Scan Primer
Perhaps the most common example of line scan imaging is the fax machine. Line scan imaging uses a single line of sensor pixels (effectively one-dimensional) to build up a two-dimensional image. The second dimension results from the motion of the object being imaged. Two-dimensional images are acquired line by line by successive single-line scans while the object moves (perpendicularly) past the line of pixels in the image sensor.
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Getting Started with Bumblebee X in Common Vision Blox (CVB)
This application note describes the steps to set up and use the Bumblebee X stereo vision camera in Common Vision Blox (CVB).
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Using the Action Command Feature
The Action Command feature allows you to send a software trigger as a broadcast signal over a network to control one or more GigE cameras with a single command.
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Getting Started with the Quartet Carrier Board
This application note described how to get started with a Quartet Carrier Board and Blackfly S USB3 Board-level camera.
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Ladybug5+ Firmware Release Notes
Release notes for firmware used by Ladybug5+
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Getting Started with with Bumblebee X in Matrox Design Assistant
This application note describes using the Bumblebee X stereo camera in Matrox Design Assistant.
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Getting Started with Bumblebee X in MATLAB
This application note describes the steps to set up and use the Bumblebee X stereo vision camera in MATLAB.
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Getting Started with Bumblebee X in MVTec HALCON
This application note describes using the Bumblebee X stereo camera in MVTec HALCON.
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Using the Silent Installer for the Spinnaker SDK
Recognizing the importance of efficient deployment, the Spinnaker SDK includes a silent installer, a specialized tool that significantly simplifies the installation process, especially in complex environments with multiple systems or automated workflows.
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Recommended or required Windows Service Packs and Hotfixes
This article describes the Service Packs and Hotfixes that should be installed on PCs running Windows operating systems for optimal performance of our cameras and drivers.
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Reducing your Camera’s Frame Rate to Compensate for 50 Hz Lighting
To compensate for the effects of 50 Hz lighting, adjust the frame rate on the camera.
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Relationship between color processing and number of bits per pixel
This article describes how color processing performed on the PC can affect the number of bits per pixel of the image.
