LED Ring Lights for Machine Vision Applications with Low Angle 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 DC2 Series
- Concentrated 360-Degree Illumination: Specifically designed for small pick-and-place systems, this ring light delivers a highly concentrated, uniform beam from a 360-degree angle. It perfectly highlights object details and surface topographies in complex machine vision tasks.
- Solid Aluminum Ring Structure: The housing is CNC-machined from a single solid block of aluminum. This robust design guarantees maximum structural rigidity, precise LED positioning, and excellent heat dissipation without requiring additional mounting brackets.
- External Driver Flexibility: Operating via a current loop, this unit requires an external controller. This architecture allows system integrators to easily implement continuous, PWM, or high-current overdrive modes for synchronized high-speed image acquisition.
- Integrated Lateral Mounting Tabs: Mechanical installation is simplified through specially designed lateral tabs carved directly into the aluminum body. Consequently, engineers can securely mount the illuminator directly onto automated machinery, saving valuable space and time.
- Advanced HTTM Thermal Management: Utilizing High Thermal Transmission Material, the system effectively dissipates heat directly into the aluminum chassis. Additionally, the flexible pigtail M8 connector minimizes the spatial footprint, ensuring reliable and compact electrical integration.
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The DC2 Series low-angle LED ring lights are expertly engineered to provide concentrated 360-degree illumination for precision machine vision applications. Designed specifically for small pick-and-place machines and detailed surface inspections, these units deliver a highly uniform light beam that efficiently highlights topographic features and edge details.
To ensure optimal optical alignment, the housing is machined from a single solid block of aluminum. This rugged architecture guarantees exceptional mechanical rigidity and allows for rapid installation using the integrated lateral mounting tabs, completely eliminating the need for bulky external brackets.
Furthermore, the unit operates without an internal driver, offering total control through an external controller. This enables seamless integration of continuous, PWM, and high-speed overdrive modes. Combined with advanced HTTM thermal management, the DC2 Series provides system integrators with a highly reliable, compact, and thermally stable 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. The LEDs used are selected from the same color bin and luminous intensity group, ensuring a light beam that is both uniform and chromatically stable.. - Industrial connector
Threaded connector for easy assembly and quick disconnection for maintenance. A flexible cable gland fixes the cable to ensure a small bending radius. - Aluminum enclosure
Black anodized aluminum enclsure. 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
We design the entire DC2 family 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.
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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
More information about RODER VISION : about us
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