LUCID Vision Labs, Inc., a designer and manufacturer of unique and innovative industrial vision cameras, announced the series production of its latest Triton2 – 2.5GigE camera featuring Gpixel’s GMAX4002 sensor with enhanced NIR sensitivity.
The Triton2 TRT024G camera leverages LUCID’s proven 2.5GigE industrial platform paired with Gpixel’s GMAX4002 NIR-enhanced global shutter CMOS image sensor. This new 2.4 MP sensor, designed around a 4 µm charge domain global shutter pixel, offers a 2048(H) x 1200(V) resolution within a 1/1.7” optical format. Each 4 µm pixel achieves a full well capacity of 12k e-, read noise less than 3 e-, and a maximum dynamic range of 68.5 dB in 12-bit mode. Advanced pixel design and manufacturing techniques have yielded exceptional performance, including a peak Quantum Efficiency (QE) of 72% at 550 nm and over 37% at 850 nm, thanks to Gpixel’s Red Fox NIR enhancement technology.
The Triton2 camera features a Factory Tough™ IP67-rated industrial platform, delivering unparalleled performance within a compact, cost-effective, and uncompromising camera design. The integration of a 2.5GigE (300 MB/s) interface enhances bandwidth, while retaining the benefits of a compact size, efficient thermal management, and Power over Ethernet (PoE) support.
“With the continued expansion of our Triton2 – 2.5GigE camera family, we’re providing a comprehensive range of image sensors and resolutions to cater to a diverse range of applications,” says Rod Barman, Founder and President of LUCID Vision Labs. “The Triton2 featuring Gpixel’s GMAX4002 offers enhanced NIR sensitivity, and its wide aspect-ratio 2.4 MP resolution is well suited for applications such as fruit sorting, ANPR, and logistics.”
Designed for seamless integration, the 2.5GBASE-T Triton2 enables rapid data transfer rates of 300 MB per second and supports standard CAT5e and CAT6 cables up to 100 meters.
All LUCID cameras conform to the GigE Vision 2.0 and GenICam3 standards and are supported by LUCID’s own Arena software development kit. The Arena SDK provides customers with easy access to the latest industry standards and software technology. The SDK supports the Windows, Linux 64-bit and Linux ARM operating systems, and the C, C++, C# and Python programming languages.