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MVS-2600 Series
Machine Vision Strobes
Description
The PerkinElmer MVS 2600 Series
Machine Vision Strobe systems
produce high intensity pulsed light for
industrial vision applications. The light
output of the strobe may be coupled
directly to a fiber optic bundle, a slit pro-
jector, or an optical assembly to project
light to an area remote from the instru-
ment. When used with a CCD/CID cam-
era system, the MVS 2600 Series strobes
freeze motion, thereby eliminating blur
and enhancing camera image quality.
The MVS 2600 Series strobes consist of a
power supply, a diode pac, a discharge
board, and a Lite-Pac
containing a flash-
lamp. A nose piece and an adapter are
used to interface fiber optic bundles to the
flashlamp. A heat sink is used to secure
the nose piece or a structured light assem-
bly to the flashlamp.
MVS 2600 Series strobe systems are
available in configurations to satisfy vari-
ous user requirements. The standard MVS
2601 operates up to 60 Hz. An MVS 2612
(400 Hz maximum) or MVS 2613 (1000
Hz maximum) are available at lower light
output energies. The MVS 2611 produces
1 sec pulses at 1 kHz maximum.
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Machine Vision Illumination Systems
Features
Remote illumination via fiber bundles
from flashlamp
Flash rates of 60, 400, and 1000 Hz
Microsecond flash durations
Long lamp life
Remote intensity control capability
Type
Line input voltage
Input current
Output voltage (1)
Output power (2)
Reference voltage (3)
Tirgger input: (4)
Trigger
Pulse duration
MVS-2601
115/230 10% VAC 50/60 Hz
(115 factory set)
1.2 amps maximum (115 VAC)
225 to 750 volts
43 watts maximum
3 to 10VDC
MVS-2602
15 to 28 VDC
4 amps peak at 24 VDC
200 to 750 volts
43 watts maximum
2 to 10 VDC
For more information e-mail us at opto@perkinelmer.com or visit our web site at
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All values are nominal; specifications subject to change without notice.
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USA:
PerkinElmer Optoelectronics
35 Congress Street
Salem, MA 01970
Toll Free: (800) 950-3441 (USA)
Phone: (978) 745-3200
Fax: (978) 745-0894
Europe:
PerkinElmer Optoelectronics
Wenzel-Jaksch-Str. 31, D-65199
Weisbaden, Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 611-492-437
Fax: +49 (0)611-492-159
Asia:
PerkinElmer Optoelectronics
47 Ayer Rajah Crescent #06-12
Singapore 139947
Phone: +65 775 2022
Fax: +65 775 1008
Spectral bandwidth (1)
Flashlamp arc length
Flash rate (2)
Flashlamp life (4)
Flash duration (2) (3)
Flash to flash variation
Light output (2)
MVS-2600 Series
300 to 1100+ nm
0.06 in (1.5mm)
60 Hz maximum
10
8
flashes
6 microseconds typical
<5%
Photometric: 2.5 lumen-sec
Radiometric: 20 mJ
Optical Specifications
Electrical Specifications
Operating temperature
-10 to +110C (-23 to +43F)
Storage temperature
-40 to +194C (-40 to +90F)
Shock and vibration
1.5 g. 5 to 20 Hz per MIL-STD 810C
Environmental Specifications
MVS-2600 Series
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MATING INPUT
CONNECTOR(S)
SUPPLIED
7.00 (177.8)
4.12 (104.8)
4.25 (108.0)
9.25 (235.0)
8.50 (215.9)
0.218 X 0.281 MOUNTING SLOT (4 PLCS)
NEMA 13 ENCLOSURE
WEIGHT 6.5 LBS (3.0 kg)
DIMENSIONS ARE IN
INCHES (MILLIMETERS)
NOSEPIECE,
BLANK ADAPTER
AND HEAT SINK
SUPPLIED WITH
ALL MVS-2600
SERIES UNITS
Mechanical Specifications
Note 1:
Output measured @ front face of bulb.
Note 2:
Up to 20 watts with heat sink and natural convection cooling. Above 20 watts forced air cooling is required.
Note 3:
Output voltage may be adjusted using an external voltage reference source. MVS 2601, 75 volts per volt of reference. MVS 2602, 100 volts per volt of reference.
Note 4:
Delay between flash command and light output is 8 microseconds typical.
Note 1:
Spectral bandwidth may be extended into the ultraviolet by using other flashlamp envelope materials.
Note 2:
Measured at light output port, 600 VDC and 4f. Lower energy discharge levels providing higher flash rates and lower outputs are available.
Note 3:
Measured at 1/3 of peak current.
Note 4:
While maintaining >70% of initial intensity
+5 volt pulse into opto-isolator with 150 ohm nominal series resistor
10 to 100 microseconds
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