• The DF242 is characterized as a Large Low Angle Dark Field ring light. 
• Precisely aimed LEDs provide a very low angle of incidence, radial illumination pattern. 
• A scratch on a sheet of glass is a good example of a defect that can be detected easily with a low-angle dark field illuminator. 
• With a light intensity of 24kLux at a working distance of 1” (25mm), the DF242 is perfect for imaging problems with medium sized fields of view. 
• A 35mm field of view is standard with optional fields of view of 45 and 70mm. 
• Available in a range of wavelengths from UV to IR. 

*Engineered to provide comparable optical characteristics to our previous RL1660.

• The LL137 Series provides a focused line of illumination in a passively cooled design. 
• Provides a medium intensity level of 280kLux (working distance of 75mm) 
• Pre-engineered for expandability in 6” (152mm) increments up to 96” (2.44m). 
• Available intensity control provides illuminance adjustability for every 6″ increment via a 0 – 10v input 

Note: If only looking for white illumination, our LL167 Series provides a 74% brighter beam in a similar package.

• The Pulsar 320E provides the ultimate in lighting control for strobe-only, high power applications. 
• 2 outputs for controlling 2 lights independently, each capable of 50A @ 100V DC.

• Capture from legacy to the latest video sources through support for SD analog to UHD digital formats 
• Connect and switch between different video sources via Mini DisplayPort, HD-BNC, HDMI, and custom analog DVI1 connectivity 
• Handle multiple video sources with the simultaneous capture of up to eight HD or two UHD streams2 
• Optimize video transmission and storage through onboard multi-stream H.264 encoding 
• Minimize system footprint by way of a single-slot PCIe card design 
• Simplify application development using the Aurora Imaging Library, formerly Matrox Imaging Library (MIL), software development kit (SDK) 
• Deploy on a current platform of choice with support for 64-bit Windows® 7/10 and Linux

• Solve machine vision applications efficiently by constructing flowcharts instead of writing program code, using field-proven tools for analyzing, classifying, locating, measuring, reading and verifying
• Use a single program for creating both application logic and operator interface
• Leverage deep learning for visual inspection through image classification and segmentation tools
• Rely on a common underlying vision library for the same results with an Iris GTX smart camera, vision systems or third-part computer
• Work with multiple cameras all within the same project or per project running concurrently and independently from one another, platform permitting
• Interface to Zebra AltiZ and third party 3D sensors to visualize, process and analyze depth maps and point clouds
• Communication options include discrete Zebra I/Os, RS-232, and Ethernet (TCP/IP, CC-Link IE Field Basic, EtherNet/IP, Modbus, OPC UA, and PROFINET, and native robot interfaces)
• Maximize productivity with instant feedback on image analysis and processing operations
• Receive immediate pertinent assistance through an integrated contextual guide
• Maintain control and independence through the ability to create custom flowchart steps
• Test communication with PLC using the built-in PLC interface emulator
• Protect against inappropriate changes with the Project Change Validator tool

The automotive industry is a sector frequently on the cusp of transformation. Fast-paced industry shifts span technology innovations, regulatory standards, green initiatives, and customer expectations, influencing manufacturers’ testing needs, growth objectives, and overall business strategies. Companies striving for a competitive edge focus on sustainable practices, regulatory compliance, and innovation in Electric Vehicles (EVs), alternative fuels, and autonomous driving systems. This positions the automotive industry in vital need of testing facilities that are future-proofed for rapid and ongoing transformation.

• Boost performance by up to 3x over its precursor thanks to an Intel x6000 series embedded processor 
• Capture high-resolution images at high speed through a choice of CMOS sensors from two to 16 Megapixels 
• Deploy in dirty, humid, or harsh industrial environments by way of a compact IP67-rated design 
• Communicate actions and results to other automation and enterprise equipment via real-time digital I/Os, and Ethernet (TCP/IP, CC-Link IE Field Basic, EtherNet/IP™2, Modbus® , PROFINET® , and native robot interfaces) 
• Handle Human-Machine Interface (HMI) function by way of VGA and USB connectivity 
• Simplify vision setup and upkeep via integrated lens focusing and illumination intensity control 
• Synchronize to the manufacturing line through the support for incremental rotary encoders 
• Solve machine vision applications efficiently with Aurora Design Assistant by constructing flowcharts instead of writing program code 
• Maintain control and independence through the ability to code custom flowchart steps 
• Tackle machine vision applications with utmost confidence using field-proven tools for analyzing, locating, classifying, measuring, reading, and verifying 
• Leverage deep learning for visual inspection through image classification and segmentation tools

• The RL4260 is characterized as a Medium Aimed Bright Field ring light. 
• Precisely aimed LEDs provide a level of lighting control not found in traditional illuminators. 
• A range of standoffs and fields of view may be specified at the time of order. 
• The ring light is available in a wide range of wavelengths from UV to IR, including a 3 channel RGB version. 
• Diffuser and polarizer options are also available. 
• The large inner diameter of the ring light can accommodate lenses up to 55mm in diameter. 
• The light can also be ordered with an optional mounting ring.