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Inspecting the invisible with UV cameras

Highest sensitivity in the ultraviolet spectral range

Recommended for invisible light
From 200 nm to 400 nm with Sony IMX487 UV sensor
GigE Vision (GigE, 10 GigE) for easy integration
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Ultraviolet (UV) cameras

LX series (VLXT.UV cameras)

8 MP and 172 fps, 60×60 mm
Sony IMX487 UV sensor with 200–400 nm
10 GigE high-speed interface
Recommended for invisible light

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Ultraviolet (UV) cameras

CX series (VCXG.UV cameras)

8 MP and 15 fps, 29×29 mm
Sony IMX487 UV sensor with 200–400 nm
GigE interface
Recommended for invisible light

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Ultraviolet (UV) industrial cameras

High sensitivity

High sensitivity from 200–400 nm for beyond-the-visible UV applications thanks to Sony IMX487 UV sensors

High resolution

8 MP global shutter with excellent image quality for detailed inspection in various applications

High speed

LXT.UV cameras:
High-speed data transfer with 172 fps, easy to integrate thanks to 10 GigE Vision

LXT.UV cameras:
Data transfer with 15 fps, easy to integrate thanks to GigE Vision

Industrial design

LXT.UV cameras:
Housing with 60 × 60 mm and widespread accessories for tough industrial environments up to IP 67

CXG.UV cameras:
29 x 29 mm housing for small spaces and many applications up to IP 67

Note: Special accessories such as lenses / filters and lighting are required for UV applications.

Ultraviolet (UV) technology

The Baumer UV industrial cameras are industry-capable GigE Vision / 10 GigE Vision ultraviolet cameras. Their highly sensitive Sony IMX487 UV sensors enable image capture in the non-visible light spectrum of 200–400 nm wavelength.

Due to the good UV sensitivity of BSI image sensors, the standard monochrome IMX536 can also be considered for UVA (315–400 nm) applications.
For imaging in the UVB (280–315 nm) and UVC (<280 nm) range, the IMX487 provides a much higher quantum efficiency and is therefore the better choice.

The combination of an UV sensor and a 10 GigE LXT camera (LXT.UV) offers new application possibilities, even at high speeds, for example in the recycling and electronics industries. For applications in small spaces we recommend our CXG.UV cameras with GigE interface and only 29 × 29 mm size.