LED matrix illuminators for machine vision applications with direct illumination
- Compact anodized aluminum container
- Cable with industrial connector
- Integrated driver
- LED matrix with built-in lens
- High brightness
- High uniformity
- 24 Vdc power supply
Why Choose DC6 Series
- Central Camera Aperture: Derived from the high-density DL6 series, this ring illuminator features a dedicated central hole for optical lenses. This specific architectural design allows for optimal, shadow-reducing illumination directly around the camera axis during complex vision tasks.
- High-Density SMD Matrix: Utilizing advanced surface-mount LEDs, this unit delivers exceptional luminous density and superior light uniformity. The regular matrix layout eliminates dark spots, ensuring consistent optical performance across the entire inspection area.
- Modular 50x50mm Architecture: Built on foundational 50×50 mm emission tiles, the system effortlessly scales to meet specific application requirements. It allows integrators to deploy customized ring lights ranging from compact dimensions up to 500×500 mm.
- Integrated MCCD Stabilization: The internal Multi Constant Current Driver technology ensures every LED operates at the exact same current level. This electronic stabilization grants total immunity to voltage fluctuations, eliminating unwanted flickering effects during image acquisition.
- Flexible T-Slot Mounting: The anodized aluminum chassis incorporates continuous lateral grooves for sliding nuts. This streamlined mechanical design permits rapid, highly adaptable installation using standard angular brackets without requiring custom mounting hardware.
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The DC6 Series high-density LED ring illuminators are engineered to provide powerful and uniform lighting for demanding automated inspection lines. Derived directly from the DL6 panels, this series integrates a central camera aperture, allowing system integrators to position the optical lens perfectly in the middle of the high-intensity light source.
Constructed using a modular 50×50 mm tile architecture, these units offer excellent scalability for varied machine geometries. Furthermore, the internal matrix utilizes high-density SMD LEDs to guarantee superior light homogeneity. This successfully eliminates optical discontinuities, ensuring that high-speed vision algorithms receive perfectly illuminated, high-contrast images.
To maintain consistent optical performance, the built-in MCCD stabilization technology protects the entire array from power supply voltage drops. Consequently, the luminous output remains completely stable over time.
Mechanically, the robust aluminum frame features lateral T-slot grooves for highly adaptable mounting. Supported by advanced HTTM thermal management, the DC6 Series provides a durable, reliable, and easily integrated lighting solution.
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Why choose this family of illuminators ?
- High density LED matrix
High density LED matrix with integrated lens to create a direct and homogeneous light beam. The LED matrix is kept regular by a special fixing mask that ensures uniformity of the LED mounting spacing. - Industrial connector
Threaded connector for easy assembly and quick disconnection for maintenance. The cable is fixed by a flexible cable gland to ensure a small bending radius. - Aluminum casing
Black anodized aluminum casing. The use of aluminum ensures high heat dissipation from the LEDs and excellent mechanical robustness. - Reverse polarity protection
The internal circuits are protected against reverse polarity of the supply voltage. The protection intervenes in the event of incorrect connection of the power cables. - Highly efficient and high intensity LEDs
Using the latest generation of high brightness and low power LEDs. The LEDs used in the DL1 series have an integrated lens, have cutting-edge features and are produced by the largest LED manufacturer in the world. - HTTM© Technology
Using HTTM technology for high heat dissipation of LEDs. A special layer of material is used inside the illuminator for contact between the LEDs and the housing. - RCCR© Internal Current Source Driver
The DL1 series illuminators incorporate a LED current stabilizing circuit for improved homogeneity of the emitted light. The RCCR© current driver achieves optimal control of the current in the LED and a consequent improvement in the homogeneity characteristics of the emitted light. - 48H Test Certificate
Each illuminator is subjected to a 48-hour test cycle and a test certificate is issued with the product. This procedure guarantees a high quality of the product delivered to the customer. - Industrial design
The entire DC6 family is designed for industrial use on vision systems or optical test benches. The target customer for this product family is the industrial machine builder or vision system integrator.
DC6series – Ring LED illuminators for machine vision applications
LED Illuminators for direct lighting ( Ring Light ) or with glass diffuser to create diffuse lighting ( Dome Light ).
Versatile : The new DC5 series by RODER is equipped with glass diffusers for creating a dome of light within the camera’s field of view. Additionally, the illuminator can be used as a ring light for illuminating direct components. The dome light is ideal for maximising the field of view and minimising any shadows in the camera’s view. The flexibility and functionality of this series make it a valuable choice for different industrial applications, making the DC5 series the perfect illuminator for those wanting the ideal lighting solution.
High performance : The series uses state-of-the-art LED technology with an array of lenses that provide different focal lengths and wavelengths. These LED lights can emit a high degree of brightness, making sure that the illumination is perfect for the precise acquisition of images in the industrial setting. The illuminator’s versatility allows it to be used in various industrial applications such as barcode reading, quality control, material inspection, ROBOT guide and more.
Industrial design : The illuminator is built with an industrial-grade aluminum frame that features a central hole for mounting the camera, making it a reliable and sturdy choice for vision systems and industrial automation. Additionally, the illuminator’s aluminium frame boasts of an excellent heat dissipation system that ensures optimal functioning even in high temperatures.
Designed for industrial automation
The use of flat dome illuminators in artificial vision systems is a growing trend in the field of robotics. These innovative LED illuminators offer an evenly distributed source of light that enhances the performance of vision systems, enabling them to function efficiently even in challenging lighting conditions.
The benefits of incorporating this technology into robot guides cannot be overstated, as it ensures they can quickly and accurately respond to their environments. Additionally, flat dome illuminators reduce the presence of shadows, enhancing the accuracy of image recognition. Their ability to eliminate glare and achieve diffuse illumination has made them a staple in many industries, including automotive and pharmaceuticals. As such, it comes as no surprise that more companies are turning to flat dome illuminators to enhance their artificial vision systems.
Why choose a DC6 illuminator ?
- Integrated driver
Integrated LED control driver to enable proper LED current control. Possibility of ON/OFF control with external signal or PWM control. High speed ON/OFF function for remote control. - Aluminium enclosure
The housing is made of anodized aluminium that can ensure high heat dissipation produced by the LEDs and excellent structural rigidity even in larger models - Very high efficiency LEDs
Use of the latest generation of high-brightness, low-power LEDs - Dome version or optical lens on LEDs
The illuminator can be used both in dome mode and with LEDs equipped with a focusing lens - HTTM Technology
Use of HTTM technology for high heat dissipation produced by LEDs - Test certificate
Each illuminator undergoes a 48-hour test cycle and is issued a test certificate delivered with the product - Camera support
The illuminator can also be used as a support base for the camera ( bracket not included ) - Profile with side groove
Profile with side fixing groove for easy, fast and flexible attachment to walls or structures - Industrial connector
Connector with threaded ferrule fastening for easy assembly and quick disconnection in case of maintenance
Documentation – Family Datasheet
Typical applications
Conveyor belt applications
The DC5 series of illuminators can be used in applications where it is essential to have a good homogeneity of the field framed by the camera.
A camera can be installed in the centre of the field illuminated by the illuminator by means of the fixing hole. Typical applications are the measurement and control of parts in transit on production lines and sliding carpets.
Robot guide applications
Thanks to their flexibility and mechanical robustness, DC5 series LED illuminators can be used in ROBOT guidance applications.
Machine vision applications involving robot handling require high brightness of the light source and simultaneously high uniformity of the area framed by the camera.
Contacts & Information
Contact for general information : info@roder.it
Systems and Sensor Integration Partner : www.roder.it
RODER Artificial Vision Division : www.rodervision.com
RODER Instruments Division : www.innovacheck.com
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