Description
640×480 (0.3MP) GigE industrial camera/machine vision camera has a high cost-performance and is suitable for various detections, measurement, high-speed imaging and other industrial fields, such as mobile phone screen detection, defect detection, electronic components manufacturing, etc.
Note: For lens products, no returns or exchanges will be accepted unless there is a quality issue.
Features
- Support GenICam ™ and GigE 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 | 640-300gm | 640-300gc | 640-120gm | 640-120gc |
| 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 | 300fps | 120fps | ||
| Bit Depth | 8-bit or 10-bit | |||
| Mono/Color | Monochrome | Color | Monochrome | Color |
| Exposure Time | 16μs~1s | |||
| SNR | >38dB | |||
| Dynamic Range | 60dB | |||
| Shutter Type | Global Shutter | |||
| Interface | Gigabit Ethernet (100m Transmission Distance) | |||
| Lens Mount | Standard C-Mount | |||
| Power Supply | DC 6-24V, PoE | |||
| Power Comsumption | Approx. 3.1W@12V DC, Approx. 3.4W@PoE | |||
| 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) |
|||
| Operating Tempearture | -30~+60℃ | |||
| Storage Temperature | -30℃~+80℃ | |||
| Mass | 88g | |||
| Dimension | 42x29x29mm |
GigE Camera Dimensions
Tips: Fast and Furious – Do you really need a high-speed industrial camera?
Speed, in the HV industrial cameras, can be divided into two kinds:
One is the speed of time, which refers to the number of images that an industrial camera collects in a unit time. Another is the speed limit of a target captured clearly by an industrial camera.
The former is called the frame rate of an industrial camera, and the latter is called the exposure speed of an industrial camera.
The reason for choosing the first velocity is that your project has a fast production speed and it needs to detect a large number of workpieces in a short time. The number of workpieces detected per second is the basis for you to choose the HV industrial cameras. You shall choose an HV industrial camera whose frame rate is larger than the number detected.
The reason for choosing the second velocity is that there’s a fast moving target in your project. If you want to capture it and see the true track clearly, you need to know the time that your target goes through the field of view, and choose an HV industrial camera whose exposure speed is greater than the moving speed. Grab It!
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.