BP660-55 | BP660 Dark Red Bandpass FilterThe MidOpt BP660 55 dark red bandpass filter is recommended for use with 650 680nm LED and laser diode lighting. Because of the ample passband and excellent in band transmission, it works well with all camera related applications in this range. It is best to double check the wavelength of red lighting used in your application before ordering. All MidOpt filters can also be purchased unmounted or in custom dimensions upon request from Machine Vision

4 MP Resolution WxH 4088 x 3000 px Frame Rate/Line Rate 9 fps ROI Yes Interface GigE Vision 1-Cable (PoE) Sensors 1xCMOS Sensor Model IMX304 Optical Format 1

6 Filter IR cut Burst Frame Rate 13

Brand Advanced Illumination Series BL2 Wavelength WHI Color White Driver I3S Ingress Protection IP50 Length 06 in Width 06 in Weight 711g Can Be Strobed Yes Can Be Overdrive Strobed Yes Can Be Constantly On Yes Can Be Dimmed Dimmable Connection 2M Flying Lead Full Description

The MidOpt Bi1300-77 is a Bi Series Narrow Interference Bandwidth Bandpass filter from Midwest Optical Systems

LL137G-4253024 Specifications:

Specifications + Useful Range Min 415 nm Useful Range Max 870 nm Stabledge No Adhesive Backed Yes Tolerance 10 % Peak Transmission ≤ 90 % Surface Quality (Scratch-Dig) 40-20 Substrate Material Clear Glass Filter Diameter M39 x P0

Brand Advanced Illumination Series DL151 Wavelength 590 Color Amber Driver 24 Ingress Protection Not Rated Length 28 in Weight 1074g Can Be Strobed No Can Be Overdrive Strobed No Can Be Constantly On Yes Can Be Dimmed Not Dimmable Connection 2M Flying Lead Full Description

The S75G2-470-W light is 46mm x 69mm and is in the 470nm Blue color with a lens angle of 30 Degree and is Not Polarized

The 1-10VDC analog control line gives the user total control over intensity

The SXP80G2 series is available in White and 625nm Red as standard variants

Product Line Go-X Series Model GOX-3200C-USB Type Area Scan Color/Monochrome Color Light Spectrum Visible Resolution 3

The MidOpt LP470-49 filter passes most visible and near-IR wavelengths of light