LEDRLA290S-P BANNER ENGINEERING, LEDRLA290S-P Datasheet - Page 31
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LEDRLA290S-P
Manufacturer Part Number
LEDRLA290S-P
Description
LINEAR ARRAY LIGHT, RED
Manufacturer
BANNER ENGINEERING
Datasheet
1.LEDBLA290S-P.pdf
(48 pages)
Specifications of LEDRLA290S-P
Led Configuration
Array
Led Color
Red
Forward Voltage
24V
Peak Reflow Compatible (260 C)
No
Wavelength Typ
627nm
Supply Voltage
24VDC
Leaded Process Compatible
No
Supply Current
800mA
Color
Red
Viewing Angle
10°
An Illuminating Look at the Critical Role of Lighting
in Successful Vision Sensing.
meeting challenging vision applications relies heavily on matching
the vision sensor with appropriate lighting. Lighting sources,
geometry and techniques need to be optimized to the target’s
optical properties. While contrast is critical, target size, speed,
working distance, topography, color, and likelihood of defects are
among the other considerations.
focusing elements are as varied as the choices of light sources,
which include LEDs, fluorescents, lasers, and incandescent
halogens or xenons. Lighting is essential to any successful vision
sensing system.
extensive selection of lighting solutions for vision sensing, plus
the knowledge, personnel and experience to create an integrated
solution that delivers reliable performance at desired speeds.
Banner’s lighting selection and accessories provide single-source
convenience and support for matching a sensor and illumination.
For the most challenging applications, Banner engineers will work
with your sample parts to design an integrated optimal solution.
No matter how powerful or robust a sensor is, successfully
The choices in lighting optics, color filters, diffusers and
Fortunately, Banner offers one of the industry’s most
PresencePLUS
®
Lighting
Selection Guide
Ring Light
Mounts directly to the sensor for easy
setup and illuminates any object
directly in front of the sensor
Backlight
Installs behind the target, directly
facing the sensor; has a highly
diffused surface and uniform
brightness, with a lower intensity
than other lights
Area Light
Provides even illumination in a
concentrated area
Spot Light
Provides even illumination in a small
concentrated spot
Linear Array Light
Provides high-intensity illumination
of large areas, at long distances
Tubular Fluorescent Light
Features flicker-free high-intensity
illumination of large areas
On-Axis Light
Provides collimated illumination in
same optical path as camera
Highly Diffused Light
Softly illuminates from multiple
directions, minimizing glare
and shadows
Low-Angle Ring Light
Illuminates nearly perpendicular to the
direction of an inspection, enhancing
the contrast of surface features
Multi-Light
Has independently adjustable light
intensity on each axis
Structured Light
Uses laser emitter with extra bright
light for 3-dimensional sensing
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