Lumenera Lt-C1610, User Manual

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94 • Technical Specifications Teledyne Lumenera Lt Series
6.3 Temperature Management
Lt Series cameras are designed to optimally transfer internal component heat to the outer metallic
body. If the camera is free standing (i.e. not mounted) it will be very warm to the touch.
Basic heat management is achieved by mounting the camera onto a metal structure via its
mounting screw holes. Heat dissipation is improved by using thermal paste between the camera
body (not the front plate) and the metal structure.
6.4 Sensor Alignment Specification
The following figure specifies sensor alignment for the Lt Series where all specifications define the
absolute maximum tolerance allowed for production cameras. Dimensions X, Y, Z are in microns
and referenced to the mechanical body or the optical focal plane (for the Z-axis dimension). Theta
specifies the sensor rotation relative to the sensor’s center and mechanical body.
Lt-Ux0x-xxxxx
Lt-Ux1x-xxxxx
Lt-Ux2x-xxxxx
X variance
0 mm
nominal
+/- 0.97 mm +/-0.50 mm
(+/
-)
Y
variance
(+/-) X variance
Sensor Alignment Reference
Z variance not shown
(+/-) theta variance
Y variance
0 mm
nominal
+/- 0.97 mm +/-0.50 mm
Z
lens mount
to sensor
nominal
per lens
mount
+.21 mm
to -.42 mm
+/-0.42 mm
Theta
variance
+/- 2 degree +/- 2 degree
6.5 Connectors
6.5.1 Connector Locations for Lt-Ux0x-xxxxx
The camera has three connectors: data, I/O signals and alternate power, and iris control.
Descriptions and specifications are provided below.
•
USB 3: The standard USB 3 connection to a computer provides the control and data transfer
interface while also typically supplying the camera 5 Volt power. The camera is designed for a
USB 3.0 Type Micro B with screw lock cable assembly. See USB3 Long Distance Active Cables
for a suggested cable type.