• Network Enabled Distribution Amplifier 
• Low Phase Noise Reference Frequency Outputs 
• Fault Alarm Output 
• 1U 19″ Rack Mount 
• Frequency Synthesizer Option 
• Hitless Switching of Reference 
• Programmable Amplitude 
• Propagation Delay Compensation 
• 10 MHz Standard, Other Frequencies Available

Our EuroBrite™ lineup outdoes the competition in so many ways. With more features at a competitive price point, there’s no better value in machine vision lighting: 

• Complete built-in control for continuous and strobe modes. 
• Adaptive Power™, a feature of the EuroBrite™ lighting controller, utilizes an onboard thermistor to maximize light output in continuous mode. 
• Adaptive Overdrive,™ another feature of the EuroBrite™ lighting controller, provides a maximal output pulse in strobe mode regardless of the exposure period. 
• IP67 sealed enclosure suitable for washdown environments. 
• Rugged construction that has been tested to withstand over 1000lb. 
• Industrial grade LEDs providing high-intensity surface illumination of 65klux. 
• Daisy chain up to 4 for a combined length of 24”.

• Universal plate to mount ring lights into Orca enclosures
• 34mm inner diameter
• For flashing only

• The DF241 is characterized as a Small 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 with a low-angle dark field illuminator. 
• With a light intensity of 24kLux at a working distance of ½” (12.5mm), the DF241 is perfect for imaging problems limited to a small field of view. 
• A 25mm field of view is standard with an optional field of view of 35mm. 
• Available in a range of wavelengths from UV to IR. 

*Engineered to provide comparable optical characteristics to our previous RL1360.

• Part of the MicroBrite™ family of high performance, compact machine vision lights. 
• Our DF196 Series delivers direct illumination at a low angle to cast shadows used to identify surface defects, embossed text, etc. 
• This dark field ring light is more directional and less diffuse than the DF198. 
• Available in 4 sizes with an intesity of 72kLux (working distance of 25mm with DF196-100)

• Designed for machine vision applications that require broad illumination over a wide area with controlled fall off.
• This BALA (Broad Area Linear Array) bar light series is expandable in 1″ increments up to 82″.
• Applications requiring an even wider area of illumination can utilize two BALA bar lights aligned in parallel, facing each other.
• AL150 derivatives include AL4424 (4″), AL4554 (9″) and AL46120 (20″) (which represent legacy part numbers)

• The BX2 Series of edge-lit backlights provides a highly diffuse source of illumination, packed within a thin and thermally efficient housing.
• The BX2 allows for configuration with polarization or collimation. A backlight configured with collimation is best suited for applications requiring a higher degree of edge clarity when imaging object silhouettes.
• This second edition of our edge-lit backlight series is more than twice as bright as previous BX and CX models.
• As with most planar backlight designs, this product is useful for edge detection, part location & orientation identification, presence & absence, hole detection and object gauging.

• The SL164 is characterized as a Compact High Intensity Spot Light with sufficient thermal management to provide 200kLux at a working distance of 4” (100mm). 
• A very wide range of wavelengths are available from UV to IR. 
• Multiple beam spreads are also available as is a diffuser option.

Built on the same architecture as the popular BL2 backlight, the FD2 planar diffuse light offers the same high-performance and flexible build options, but in a front lighting geometry.

The FD2 light differs from the FX and FX2 planar diffuse lights in that the LEDs are located under the diffuser, rather than positioned in the frame (side-illumination).

The FD2 planar diffuse light can be a substituted for a dome light on flat, and/or topographic surfaces, such as a PCB, depending on the exact features of interest. It has the distinct advantage over a diffuse dome light in that it can be positioned at much longer light working distances.