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Woodpecker1 is all C mount, and can only be used with C-mount lens.<br/> | Woodpecker1 is all C mount, and can only be used with C-mount lens.<br/> | ||
Revision as of 06:15, 3 December 2018
Woodpecker1 Series Smart Camera
Woodpecker1 Q&A
Woodpecker1 AFE Sensitivity Default
Release
Woodpecker1 is all C mount, and can only be used with C-mount lens.
Applications………………………………………………
• Surface inspection, High-accuracy measuring
• OCR, Bar code/2D code recognition
• Matching, Classification
Features………………………………………………
• Intel®ATOMTM CPU E3845(quad-core 1.91GHz)
• 4G-byte DRAM, 64G-byte storage soldered on board
• 64-bit OS: Windows 10 IoT Enterprise and Linux(Ubuntu 16.04)
• 0.4 to 20MP CCD/CMOS image sensor
• HDMI display port
• 2 programmable constant current LED drivers
• Free standard accessories: I/O module and connecting cables
• Support connecting to other GigE or USB2.0 cameras
• Complete SDK and technical supporting documents
• Rock-solid system stability, operating temperature from -40℃ to +80℃
• 3-year warranty
Open Industrial Smart Camera is a highly integrated x86 industrial machine vision system. It integrates image data acquisition, processing and system communication into the camera, providing a reliable and stable hardware platform for machine vision applications, running machine vision software developed by users or by any third party.
Hardware Resources
| Model | Detailed Information |
|---|---|
| CPU Model | INTEL®ATOMTM CPU E3845 |
| CPU Type | Quad-core 1.91GHz, 64-bit x86 |
| CPU L2 | 2M-Byte |
| Memory | 4G-Byte DDR3L-1333(solder on board) |
| Storage | 64G-byte eMMC5.0 Flash(solder on board) |
| Ethernet | One Gigabit Ethernet by INTEL®I210 controller |
| USB | 3x USB 2.0 ports 1x internal USB 2.0(inside camera casing, dedicated for USB dongle) |
| Serial Port | 1x RS232(TX and RX only) 1x RS485 |
| I/O Module | 8x isolated input ports,8x isolated output ports,1x isolated trigger input(5V/12V/24V DC supported) |
| Watchdog | Hardware Watching timer(1 to 256 second adjustable) |
| LED Driver | 2x constant current LED drivers, output current adjustable Camera LED driver only supports ROSEEK LED illuminator, with max output 0.3A/24V I/O module LED driver supports user's LED illuminator, with max output 1.5A/24V |
| LED Indicator | 5x red/green indicator: Power, LAN and 3x User-define LEDs |
| Monitor Port | 1x HDMI port, support resolutions from VGA(640x480) to 1080P |
| Camera Power Consumption | 12W Max |
| Power Supply | 20 to 30VDC(24VDC recommended),2A Max |
| Operation Condition | -40°C to +80°C |
| Hardware Structure | Aluminum alloy casing, fanless design |
| Dimennsions | 110×61×47mm |
| Weight | 380g |
| Certification | CE |
Camera System Structure
The main part of the Woodpecker1 series smart camera is Sensor, FPGA and CPU.
| Sensor | The Woodpecker1 series camera feature high-end global shutter CCD/CMOS for capturing high-speed moving objects. |
| FPGA | The ISP (Image Signal Preprocessing) engine with independent intellectual property is embedded in the FPGA for image interpolation, enhancement, noise reduction, white balance and color saturation adjustment.The FPGA also controls CCD, UART, IO, FLASH, etc. |
| CPU | The Woodpecker1 series smart camera feature the Intel® ATOMTM CPU E3845 (Bay Trail Processor), which is highly computationally capable and capable of running a variety of machine vision applications, running machine vision software developed by the user or by any third party. |
• Simple Development
- Windows OS: Microsoft Visual Studio 15
- Linux OS: Ubuntu 16.04（C/C++）
• Thoughtful Service
- The specified OS can be preinstalled at factory according to user's requirements
- Support for convenient replacement of OS (only OS options supported by Woodpecker1)
- Support system recovery functions, including BIOS and OS.
• Rich Resources
- Provide a mature SDK, including all hard drivers. The user can call the corresponding API function to realize image acquisition, image preprocessing, exposure control, flash control, IO control and other functions.
- You can use the IPP library provided by INTEL®. It is a library that is still expanding, and it is compatible with many fields and has good compatibility on Windows and Linux platforms. It is also a highly optimized set of functions for multimedia processing (image processing, video processing, etc.), data processing and communication (including parallel processing optimization, optimization of feature processors and other optimizations), supporting multi-core processors.
- The Woodpecker1 series smart camera is an open, easy-to-develop platform that supports all third-party software, including OpenCV, HALCON, LabVIEW, Matlab, etc.
Product Standard
| Model | Mono/Color | Resolution | Max FPS | Sensor | Sensor Technology | Optical Size | Pixel Size | Sensitivity Ration* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RSWP105M | Mono | 0.3MP(640×480) | 120 | SHARP RJ33B4AA0DT | Global Shutter CCD | 1/3 | 7.4um | 14.9 |
| RSWP105S | Color | 0.3MP(640×480) | 120 | SHARP RJ33B3AA0DT | Global Shutter CCD | 1/3 | 7.4um | 10 |
| RSWP105N | Mono | 0.3MP(640×480) | 200 | SHARP RJ33B4AD0DT | Global Shutter CCD | 1/3 | 7.4um | 14.9 |
| RSWP105A | Color | 0.3MP(640×480) | 200 | SHARP RJ33B3AD0DT | Global Shutter CCD | 1/3 | 7.4um | 10 |
| RSWP115M | Mono | 1.2MP(1280×960) | 30 | SHARP RJ33J4CA0DT | Global Shutter CCD | 1/3 | 3.75um | 4.7 |
| RSWP115S | Color | 1.2MP(1280×960) | 30 | SHARP RJ33J3CA0DT | Global Shutter CCD | 1/3 | 3.75um | 3.2 |
| RSWP112M | Mono | 1.3MP(1280×1024) | 90 | ONSEMI NOIP3SN1300A | Global Shutter CMOS | 1/2 | 4.8um | 3.4 |
| RSWP112S | Color | 1.3MP(1280×1024) | 90 | ONSEMI NOIP3SE1300A | Global Shutter CMOS | 1/2 | 4.8um | 2.9 |
| RSWP126N | Mono | 2MP(1616×1232) | 50 | SHARP RJ31N4AD0DT | Global Shutter CCD | 1/1.8 | 4.4um | 5.5 |
| RSWP126B | Color | 2MP(1616×1232) | 50 | SHARP RJ31N3AD0DT | Global Shutter CCD | 1/1.8 | 4.4um | 3.7 |
| RSWP127S | Color | 2MP(1616×1232) | 15 | SONY ICX274AQ | Global Shutter CCD | 1/1.8 | 4.4um | 1.1 |
| RSWP130M | Mono | 3.2MP(2064×1536) | 55 | SONY IMX265LLR | Global Shutter CMOS | 1/1.8 | 3.45um | 4.7 |
| RSWP130S | Color | 3.2MP(2064×1536) | 55 | SONY IMX265LQR | Global Shutter CMOS | 1/1.8 | 3.45um | 3 |
| RSWP155M | Mono | 5MP(2448×2048) | 15 | SHARP RJ32S4AD0DT | Global Shutter CCD | 2/3 | 3.45um | 2.6 |
| RSWP155A | Color | 5MP(2448×2048) | 15 | SHARP RJ32S3AD0DT | Global Shutter CCD | 2/3 | 3.45um | 1.7 |
| RSWP150M | Mono | 5.1MP(2456×2048) | 35.7 | SONY IMX264LLR | Global Shutter CMOS | 2/3 | 3.45um | 4.7 |
| RSWP150S | Color | 5.1MP(2456×2048) | 35.7 | SONY IMX264LQR | Global Shutter CMOS | 2/3 | 3.45um | 3 |
| RSWP160M | Mono | 6.3MP(3072×2048) | 30 | SONY IMX178LLJ | Rolling Shutter CMOS | 1/1.8 | 2.4um | 1.6 |
| RSWP160S | Color | 6.3MP(3072×2048) | 30 | SONY IMX178LQJ | Rolling Shutter CMOS | 1/1.8 | 2.4um | 1.1 |
| RSWP1C0S | Color | 12MP(4000×3000) | 20 | SONY IMX226CQJ | Rolling Shutter CMOS | 1/1.7 | 1.85um | 0.74 |
- The sensitivity ratio is the sensitivity linear ratio obtained from the nominal sensitivity of the Sony CCD ICX445AQA. A larger value indicates a higher sensitivity.
Users of LED source can set parameters as follows:
Aperture LED drive current: 1-330mA
Output pulse width: 0-30000us
Glitter frequency: 50-160HZ
Advance output: 0-100us
Relative trig in delay time:
Sync/Strobe: The output is about 70μs delayed relative to trig in signal
Capture mode: The output is about 30μs delayed relative to trig in signal
Serial Port
There are 2 available serial ports of Woodpecker1.
The serial port names in Windows are COM5 and COM6.
COM1 reserves the serial port for the camera, which is dedicated for ROSEEK internal debugging.
