Description
USB 3.0 area scan industrial camera, 0.3MP, 1/4″ CMOS, can meet various visual application requirements, such as semiconductor and component inspection, manufacturing quality control, food & drink inspection, intelligent transportation system, microscope and medical imaging, etc.
Note: For lens products, no returns or exchanges will be accepted unless there is a quality issue.
Features
- Support GenICam ™ and USB3 Vision® Standard
- Compact design, to save installation space
- Rugged industrial housing design
- Built-in temperature, power supply real-time monitoring sensor
- Provide professional SDK for GigE machine vision camera
Specification
| Model | 640-815um | 640-815uc |
| Resolution | 640×480 (0.3 Mega Pixel) | |
| Sensor Type | CMOS | |
| Sensor Model | PYTHON 300 | |
| Format | 1/4″ | |
| Pixel Size | 4.8μm x 4.8μm | |
| Maximum Frame Rate | 815fps | |
| Bit Depth | 8-bit or 10-bit | |
| Mono/Color | Monochrome | Color |
| Exposure Time | 16μs~1s | |
| SNR | >38dB | |
| Dynamic Range | 60dB | |
| Shutter Type | Global Shutter | |
| Interface | USB 3.0 | |
| Lens Mount | Standard C-Mount | |
| Power Supply | USB | |
| Power Comsumption | 3.5W | |
| Hardware Control | I/O input (external trigger), I/O output, Opto-couplers Isolation | |
| Programmable Control | Image Resolution, RGB gain, Exposure Time, Contrast, Gamma Chart, Image Rollover, Raw, LUT, Black Level Correction | |
| Opearting System | Support Windows XP/7/8/10 Support 32-bit and 64-bit operating system/Arm/Linux (Software can be provided for free) |
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| Operating Tempearture | -30~+60℃ | |
| Storage Temperature | -30℃~+80℃ | |
| Mass | 60g | |
| Dimension | 29x29x29mm |
USB 3.0 Industrial Camera Dimensions
Tips: What causes the frame drop of an industrial camera?
Generally, some Machine Vision engineers believe that the industrial camera with a USB interface causes the frame drop. Generally speaking, the frame drop of industrial cameras has nothing to do with the transmission interfaces adopted, no matter what is the USB, GigE, or CameraLink. Bad drivers or industrial camera hardware is the real reason for frame drop. The frame drop of a badly designed industrial camera is actually caused by the blockage of data channel. If it can’t be handled in time, the previous one may be forced to be discarded as the new picture comes, or the new picture is forced to be discarded. To solve this problem, the designer needs to make precise design for each link that connects the driver and the hardware data transmission of an industrial camera.
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