by PerkinElmer
MVS 5770 Series
Overview
The newest member of the
VIGI-LuxTM Series by PerkinElmer
— the MVS 5770 IR Illuminator —
features the high intensity,
precisely focused beam angle and
flexible modular design needed
for numerous direct illumination
applications including license
plate illumination on moving
vehicles, nighttime surveillance
and industrial machine vision
applications. The flashlamp
system is conveniently housed in
a rugged, weatherproof enclosure
to provide protection against
harsh environments.
The modular design allows for
greater flexibility in configuration.
The new VIGI-Lux MVS 5770
provides discharge energies up
to 50 Joules/flash. The intensity
can be controlled with an
external reference signal, and
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a trigger input allows the user
to synchronize the flash with
a camera.
Features and Benefits
Long life Xenon flashlamp:
> 108 flashes
The spectral output of the Xenon
flashlamp in the VIGI-Lux
MVS 5770 covers the full
spectrum from ultraviolet (UV)
through the visible (VIS) to the
infrared (IR). The standard IR
longpass filter removes all the
wavelengths under 780 nm,
making the strobe invisible to
the human eye, and a great
surveillance tool.
Up to 50 Joules/flash of
discharge energy for high
intensity illumination
Modular design
Low maintenance
Short pulse width
Interchangeable filter to match the
user's precise illumination needs
Available in narrow beam or wide
beam options
The Xenon strobe can also be used
without the filter for any
application that requires a large
area of intense illumination.
The spectral output can be
changed to match application
by simply changing the filter.
Additionally, two reflector options
are available for narrow beam (8°)
or wide beam (25°) configurations.
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Easy lamp replacement
Applications
License plate recognition
Night time surveillance
Motion detection
Part inspection
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D A T A S H E E T
V I S I O N A N D I L L U M I N AT I O N S Y S T E M S
VIGI-Lux™ IR Illuminator
VIGI-Lux™ MVS 5770 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Environmental Specifications
Optical Specifications
Maximum flash rate2
Optical output at 1m
MVS 5770-01
Narrow Beam
MVS 5770-02
Wide Beam
1 Hz
1 Hz
2
0.4 mJ/cm2
1 mJ/cm
Vertical beam spread3
8°
25°
Horizontal beam spread3
75°
75°
Spectral bandwidth4
Pulse duration5
Flash to flash stability
780 —> 1100 nm
780 —> 1100 nm
200 µsec
200 µsec
±10%
±10%
Operating temperature
-10 – +110°F (-23 – +43°C)
Storage temperature
-40 – +194°F (-40 – +90°C)
All values are nominal; specifications subject to change
without notice.
1 All values are nominal and subject to change without notice.
2 Higher flash rates are available at lower flash energies. (3-4 Hz.)
3 Measured at 50% points of peak intensity.
4 Bandwidth depends on filter used; typical Xenon spectrum is
250 – 1100 + nm.
5 Measured at 1/3 of peak.
6 Factory set at 1000 VDC.
Electrical Specifications
MVS 5770-01
Wide Beam
MVS 5770-02
Narrow Beam
90 – 230 VAC (±10%), 50/60 Hz
90 – 230 VAC (±10%), 50/60 Hz
50 Joules
50 Joules
Average power
50 Watt
50 Watt
Discharge capacitor
100 µF
100 µF
<3A
<3A
Input voltage
Input energy per flash2
Input current (rms)
Flashlamp
voltage6
Remote intensity control
Trigger input
600 – 1000 VDC
600 – 1000 VDC
4 – 6.7 VDC (Vlamp = 150 x Vref)
4 – 6.7 VDC (Vlamp = 150 x Vref)
+5 V/25 mA, 10 – 100 µsec pulse into
4N36 opto-isolator with internal 150Ω resistor
+5 V/25mA, 10 – 100 µsec pulse into
4N36 opto-isolator with internal 150Ω resistor
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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