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Strobe controller (BPS series), 4 ch, 120 W (LS-BPS24120C-4TD)
Model LS-BPS24120C-4TD
Constant-voltage 4-channel strobe controller whose output pulse width can be set from 1 us to 999 us, suited to short-exposure flash lighting. It outputs the camera trigger signal automatically so the photo is taken at the same time as the flash.
Features
- Pulse width of the output voltage settable from 1 us to 999 us, set by ratio
- Exposure flash light source, suitable for short exposure times
- Automatically outputs the camera trigger signal and takes photos at the same time
- External trigger mode turns the lights on on request; internal trigger mode turns the lights on at a fixed frequency
- Panel buttons, RS232 and Ethernet control
- DIN rail mounting (C45 / 35 mm DIN rail)
- External trigger accepts NPN or PNP control circuits (COM terminal is non-polar)
Specifications
| Model | LS-BPS24120C-4TD |
|---|---|
| Drive method | Constant voltage |
| Operating temperature/humidity | 0~40 °C, 20~85% RH (non-condensing) |
| Storage temperature/humidity | 20~60 °C, 20~85% RH (non-condensing) |
| Cooling | Forced cooling |
| Pulse width adjust mode | Panel button / RS232 / Ethernet |
| Pulse width | 1 us ~ 999 us |
| Input voltage | AC100-240V 50/60Hz |
| Channels | 4 |
| Output voltage | 48V |
| Max output | Peak value 50A (single channel) |
| Total power | 120W |
| Output port | dia.10-3 (1: Output+ 2: NC 3: Output-) |
| External trigger voltage | DC5V~24V (current about 5.6mA) |
| Trigger delay | <2μs |
| External trigger port | COM (common input, non-polar), 1-4 (CH1-CH4 external trigger input), T1-T4 (CH1-CH4 camera trigger signal), GND (camera trigger signal output negative pole) |
| Front panel rating label | 100-240V~50/60Hz 180VA |
| Mounting | C45 DIN rail 35 installation |
| Dimensions (mm) | 116 W x 111.4 D x 164.8 H (body 158 H, 100 D; foot spacing 88 / 75) |
| Total output (W) | 120 |
| Control | Panel buttons / RS232 / Ethernet |
| Shipping weight | 1.00 kg |
Applications
- Short-exposure strobe lighting for machine vision
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