Aven high-definition camera for microscopy

Feb. 25, 2011
A high-definition, 1.3-megapixel microscopy camera from Aven Inc. connects directly to a monitor via a VGA cable, eliminating the need for a PC, to record linear, circular or angular measurements in millimeters or inches, as well as a radius or between parallel lines.

A high-definition, 1.3-megapixel microscopy camera from Aven Inc. (Ann Arbor, MI) connects directly to a monitor via a VGA cable, eliminating the need for a PC, to record linear, circular or angular measurements in millimeters or inches, as well as a radius or between parallel lines. Features include edge detection, individually adjustable RGB values, variable pointer color, automatic exposure and manual or automatic white balance.

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Measurement Software Makes Aven's HD Camera an All-in-One Tool

ANN ARBOR, MI – Feb. 16, 2011 -- Precise, immediate measurement of parts is simplified with Aven's new HD microscopy camera with built-in calibration software. The 1.3-megapixel color inspection camera, one of two C-mount models introduced by the optical instruments manufacturer, connects directly to a monitor via a VGA cable -- eliminating the need for a PC to see and save video or freeze-frame images.

"This versatile system allows full-function measurement and imaging while saving bench space and hardware costs," says Mike Shahpurwala, president of Aven, Inc., a global distributor based in Michigan. "It's also practical for magnified video inspection."

Aven's all-in-one system records linear, circular or angular measurements in millimeters or inches, as well as a radius or between parallel lines.

Point-and-click measurement data and images can be saved on a built-in SD card for easy access. The screen pointer, controlled via a PS2 mouse attachment, can be set as a full-screen crosshair or small center crosshair.

Features also include edge detection, individually adjustable RGB values, variable pointer color, automatic exposure and manual or automatic white balance.

Second VGA System
Aven's second new high-definition microscopy accessory is designed for applications that don't require on-screen measurement. This 1.3-megapixel VGA camera also has an SD memory card and a VGA connection for a PC monitor.

Screen menus control RGB values, white balance and auto exposure. Four vertical and four horizontal crosshair grid settings are available.

Each model has a 1/2.5 CMOS sensor and records 30 frames per second at 1440 x 900 resolution.

Both are ideal for QC checks of incoming parts, assembly samples, electronics fabrication, biotechnology research, medical lab work and science education.

For more information, call Aven at (734) 973-0099. A digital catalog is at www.aveninc.com.

Aven, Inc. manufactures and distributes high-performance precision tools and optical systems for industrial, scientific, research and education applications. More than 750 products include video inspection systems, integrated portable microscopes, video borescopes, task lights, stainless steel tools for lab use and precision hand tools such as tweezers, pliers, cutters, screwdrivers, crimpers, knives and alignment tools. Brands include Mighty Scope, iLoupe, iVue, Accu-Cut and Athlet.

An electronics innovator since 1983, Aven is located in a high-tech corridor of Southeast Michigan and is the parent company of SharpVue, which designs and manufactures integrated digital microscope technology.

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Posted by Lee Mather

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