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The SICK 7102160 is a 2D snapshot sensor designed for quality inspection applications. It features a monochrome CMOS global-shutter image sensor with adjustable manual focus and an integrated LED backlight system. The optical working area measures 50 mm by 300 mm when using the internal backlight, which can be extended with external lighting. The device includes blue (470 nm) and yellow-brown (617 nm) LEDs for illumination, a green feedback LED (525 nm), and a red alignment LED (630 nm). It supports programmable configuration via Nova Inspector software and optional Intelligent Inspection Upgrade License tools.
Verify the specific ordering suffix to confirm included software licenses, such as the Quality Inspection License or Intelligent Inspection Upgrade License. Ensure compatibility with required HALCON algorithm tools if advanced processing is needed. Confirm mechanical mounting requirements and optical working area specifications against the intended application distance and field of view constraints.
Select this model when a compact 2D snapshot solution with integrated lighting is required for quality control. Consider the adjustable focus range and available LED wavelengths for material contrast optimization. Evaluate the need for additional HALCON API tools based on the complexity of the inspection algorithms required for the specific production environment.
This component belongs to SICK's portfolio of image sensors designed for industrial machine vision. It integrates sensing, lighting, and processing capabilities into a single unit, facilitating streamlined integration into automated systems. The device supports various communication interfaces and software ecosystems for flexible deployment in manufacturing and logistics sectors.
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