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Sony IMX226 area scan cameras

What the IMX226 fixes, and what the camera adds

Area scan cameras built on the Sony IMX226 sensor: 4024 × 3036 pixels, 1.85 µm pixel size, 1/1.7" format, rolling shutter. Compare interfaces and frame rates.

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MV-CU120-10GCHikrobot MV-CU120-10GC 12 MP Area Scan Camera, GigE, IMX226, Color, with PoE 4024 × 3036CMOS, rolling shutter9.7 fps @ 4024 × 3036 Bayer RG 8C-mountColor1.85 μm × 1.85 μm$539.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
MV-CU120-10GM V2Hikrobot MV-CU120-10GM V2 12 MP Area Scan Camera, GigE, IMX226, Mono 4024 × 3036CMOS, rolling shutter9.7 fps @ 4024 × 3036 Mono 8C-mountMono1.85 μm × 1.85 μm$539.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
MV-CU120-10GMHikrobot MV-CU120-10GM 12 MP Area Scan Camera, GigE, IMX226, Mono, with PoE 4024 × 3036CMOS, rolling shutter9.7 fps @ 4024 × 3036 Mono 8C-mountMono1.85 μm × 1.85 μm$539.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
MV-CS120-10UCHikrobot MV-CS120-10UC 12 MP Area Scan Camera, USB3.0, Color 4024 × 3036CMOS, rolling shutter29.4 fps @ 4024 × 3036 Bayer RG 8C-mountColor-$1,349.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
MV-CS120-10UMHikrobot MV-CS120-10UM 12 MP Area Scan Camera, USB3.0, Mono 4024 × 3036CMOS, rolling shutter29.4 fps @ 4024 × 3036 Mono 8C-mountMono-$1,349.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
MV-CS120-10GC V5Hikrobot MV-CS120-10GC V5 12 MP Area Scan Camera, GigE, Color 4024 × 3036CMOS, rolling shutter10 fps @ 4024 × 3036 Bayer RG 8C-mountColor1.85 μm × 1.85 μm$1,259.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks
MV-CS120-10GM V5Hikrobot MV-CS120-10GM V5 12 MP Area Scan Camera, GigE, Mono 4024 × 3036CMOS, rolling shutter10 fps @ 4024 × 3036 Mono 8C-mountMono1.85 μm × 1.85 μm$1,259.00 Ships in 2-3 weeks

What the IMX226 fixes, and what the camera adds

Every camera on this page names the IMX226 in its sensor model row. The sensor fixes the image itself: 4024 × 3036 pixels (12 MP) at a 1.85 µm pixel size on a 1/1.7" format, read with a rolling shutter. Twelve megapixels in a small format means very fine pixels: the lens, not the sensor, usually limits the detail, so the lens has to be rated for this pixel size. A few models print a slightly different active resolution or format label; the product page of each model is the reference. What differs between the listed models is the interface, the maximum frame rate, mono or colour output, the housing and the I/O, so compare those rows on the product pages.

  • Lens: the image circle has to cover the 1/1.7" format and the lens has to resolve 1.85 µm pixels. Check the lens mount printed for the selected model before choosing the lens.
  • Motion: a rolling shutter reads the rows one after another, so keep the part still during the exposure or freeze it with a short strobe; for parts moving under continuous light choose a global-shutter sensor.
  • Interface: the listed models currently offer GigE and USB3. Choose by cable length, data rate and the host, then compare the printed maximum frame rate, which depends on the interface as well as on the sensor.

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