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BlueVision BVC3340LM / BVC3320LM

BlueVision's BVC3340LM and BVC3320LM provide separate P- and S-polarization line images through a dual-sensor prism arrangement. Their documented widths are 4096 and 2048 pixels, with model-specific line rates.

Review Summary

These cameras are worth evaluating when polarization information helps expose a feature that ordinary intensity imaging does not distinguish adequately. The two-channel prism architecture captures P and S images of the same optical scene. The meaningful purchase decision combines polarization contrast, line-scan synchronization and required spatial sampling rather than simply choosing the wider sensor.

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Full review: BlueVision BVC3340LM / BVC3320LM Review

Full specifications and product overview: BlueVision BVC3340LM / BVC3320LM

  • Manufacturer: BlueVision
  • Model: BVC3340LM / BVC3320LM
  • Category: Vision & sensors / Line-scan cameras
  • Product: BlueVision BVC3340LM / BVC3320LM
  • Image format: BVC3340LM: 4096 pixels per line; BVC3320LM: 2048; two polarization channels
  • Acquisition: Electronic Line-Scan Acquisition
  • Interface: Camera Link Base / Medium configurations
  • Capture rate: 34.602 kHz line rate for BVC3340LM; 64.308 kHz for BVC3320LM
  • Architecture: Dual-sensor prism polarization separation
  • Image channels: Separate P and S polarization images
  • BVC3340LM pixel size: 7 µm square
  • BVC3320LM pixel size: 14 µm square
  • Listed wavelength band: 400–700 nm
  • Lens mount: M52
  • Body: 95 × 95 × 95 mm
  • Weight: 793 g
  • Triggering: Internal or external synchronization
  • Price: Request a quote
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