Chassis Mount Machine Vision Stroboscope
3 Models with Flashrates up to 60 Hz
Variable intensity control
Industries highest light output per watt
4 Models with Flashrates up to 200 Hz The MVC series strobe illumination system designed for harsh environments. This series of stroboscope has a high output, long life, and outstanding reliability that won’t fail in demanding applications. The MVC series incorporates our best engineering design. This series of stroboscope consists of a xenon flashtube, and the latest reflector and power supply technology.
The xenon flashtube produces intense pulses, covering the ultraviolet (UV), visible (VIS) and near infrared (NIR) 
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- Chassis Mount Design for OEM applications
- Highest light output per watt
- Variable intensity control
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| MODEL | MVC-4010 | MVC-4020 | MVC-4060 | MVC-40200 | | Spectral Bandwidth | Standard: 400-850 nm
Custom: 225-1100+ nm | | Radiometric Light Output | 210mJ | 120Mj | 50mJ | 25mJ | | Flashrate in Hz @ 600V | 10 max | 20 max | 60 max | 200 max | | Pulse duration @ 1/3 peak | 30 µsec | 15 µsec | 10 µsec | 7 µsec | | Fiber bundle outside diameter | 1.0 inch (25mm) max | | Electrical Specifications | | Input Voltage | 120/230VAC ±10%, 50/60Hz | | Input Power | 40 Watts | | Trigger Input | +5V, 20mA, 10-100µsec pulse (into an optoisolator with internal 150 ohms nominal series resistor) | | Flash Lamp Voltage (Factory Set) | 600 VDC | | Discharge capacitor: | 30 µF | 12 µF | 4 µF | 1 µF | | Input energy per flash @ 600V | 5.41 joules/flash | 2.16 joules/flash | 0.72 joules/flash | 0.18 joules/flash | | Delay between flash command and light output | 10 µsec (typ) | | Ext. ref. voltage | 1 to 6 volts DC (V0-Vref x 60) | | General Specifications | | Storage Temperature | -40 - 90° C | | Operating Temperature | 0 - 40° C | | Dimensions | 5.4" x 5.4" x 5.7" W | | Weight | 13.4 lbs (6 Kg) |
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Machine Vision Stroboscope
- Variable intensity control
- The xenon flashtube produces intense pulses, covering the ultraviolet (UV), visible (VIS) and near infrared (NIR)
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