Imaging D A T A S H E E T Lighting Telecom Machine Vision Illumination Systems MVS-5410 Machine Vision Strobe Features Description The PerkinElmer MVS 5410 Machine Vision Strobe is a source of short duration, high intensity light pulses used to “freeze motion” as a visual aid for machine vision applications. The MVS 5410 is a self contained, AC-powered unit packaged in a rugged metal enclosure designed for industrial applications. It is fitted with a polycarbonate window for safety and an adjustable bracket for maximum convenience and flexibility in mounting. Its output may be externally triggered or controlled by an internal source which is adjustable from the convenient front control panel. Input cable connections and cooling vents are protectively located on the rear panel. Line power is supplied through a line cord receptacle and a country– specific line cord which is included. External trigger input is applied through a five pin DIN connector. A control cable with mating connector is supplied with each unit. • CE Certified to EMC and Safety directives • Internal or external triggering • Exceptional lamp stability • Long lamp life • Up to 24,000 flashes per minute (400Hz) • Microsecond flash durations • Universal power input (90-230VAC, 50/60Hz) • Adjustable mounting • Easy access to control panel . www.perkinelmer.com/opto MVS-5410 Strobe Optical Specifications MVS-5410-10 300 to 1100+ nm >108 flashes 20 microseconds Adjustable from 35% to 100% Spectral bandwidth Flashlamp life (5) Flash duration (1) Intensity level Illumination Characteristics Distance 1 foot 2 feet 3 feet Note 1: Note 2: Note 3: Note 4: Note 5: Area Illuminated 15” x 15” 30” x 30” 45” x 45” Photometric 38 lux-sec 10 lux-sec 4 lux-sec MVS-5410-02 300 to 1100+ nm >108 flashes 20 microseconds Adjustable from 35% to 100% Area Illuminated 15” x 15” 30” x 30” 45” x 45” Radiometric 32 µJ/cm2 9 µJ/cm2 4 µJ/cm2 Photometric 13 lux-sec 3.5 lux-sec 1.5 lux-sec Radiometric 12 µJ/cm2 3 µJ/cm2 1.5 µJ/cm2 Energy per flash is constant up to 100Hz; total output power is constant from 100Hz to 200Hz. (Power = Energy x Flashrate) Energy per flash is constant up to 200Hz; total output power is constant from 200Hz to 400Hz. (Power = Energy x Flashrate) At maximum intensity. Flash to Flash Variation ±5% Lux = Lumen-second/meter2 Where light output is not less than 50% of maximum value. Environmental Specifications Electrical Specifications Input voltage Input current Power to Lamp External trigger: Pulse Current Duty cycle Flash delay Internal trigger 90-230 VAC 50/60 Hz 135 W rms maximum 100 W rma maximum Operating temperature Storage temperature Shock and vibration +5 volt TTL pulse, 10-100 µsec into an opto-isolator with internal 150 ohm nominal resistor 20 mA up to 90% 18µsec max from leading edge of trigger pulse Variable via 10-turn potentiometer Controls Flash rate intensity (1 turn potentiometer) internal/external Flash rate (10 turn potentiometer) internal only Internal/External trigger switch Flash standby (stopps flashlamps operation) internal/external AC Power On/OFF switch (back side of unit) Indicators Trigger light AC power light Mechanical Specifications 10.75 (273) 12.25 (311) 0.281 DIA. HOLE, 2 PLACES FOR MOUNTING 7.50 (191) 9.71 (247) 6.78 (172) Trigger Intensity RATE INT EXT POWER AC Input ooooooo o ooooooo ooooooo o ooooooo o ooooooo ooooooo o ooooooo o ooooooo ooooooo o ooooooo o ooooooo ooooooo o On/Off Switch Cooling Fan Control Input Air Exhaust O STBV Rear Panel 10.35 (263) DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES (MILLIMETERS) WEIGHT: 7.2 LBS (3.27kg) 6.30 (160) -10 to +110°F (-23 to +43°C) -40 to +194°F (-40 to +90°C) 1.5G, 50 to 200 Hz per MIL-STD-810C CAUTION Some glass flashlamps are under high internal pressure, and, if broken, could result in glass particles being blown into the face and hand areas. To prevent injury, wear suitable protective devices such as safety glasses and/or face mask and gloves. Some types of pulsed lamps generate intense ultraviolet radiation which, if not properly shielded from personnel in the area, will cause burns to any exposed skin and especially to the eyes. Do not expose any skin area or the eyes to the direct or reflected radiation of an operating lamp. If you have to view an operating lamp, always use protective covering for exposed skin area and ultravioletattenuating goggles for the eyes. For more information e-mail us at [email protected] or visit our web site at www.perkinelmer.com/opto. All values are nominal; specifications subject to change without notice. USA: PerkinElmer Optoelectronics 35 Congress Street Salem, MA 01970 Toll Free: (800) 950-3441 (USA) Phone: (978) 745-3200 Fax: (978) 745-0894 © 2001 PerkinElmer inc. All rights reserved. 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 0601 www.perkinelmer.com/opto .