Hikrobot MV-CH250-90TM-M58S-NF V2 25 MP Area Scan Camera, 10GigE, GMAX0505, Mono, M58-mount, with fan
MV-CH250-90TM-M58S-NF V2
- Resolution 5120 × 5120
- Sensor CMOS, global shutter
- Speed 41.6 fps @ 5120 × 5120 Mono 8
$2,649.00Quote
Ships in 2-3 weeks
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Monochrome area scan cameras
Choose mono when the task is contrast or measurementMonochrome machine vision cameras with an area scan sensor, for measurement, code reading and defect detection where contrast matters more than colour. Compare resolution, shutter and interface.
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Hikrobot MV-CH250-90TM-M58S-NF 25 MP Area Scan Camera, 10GigE, GMAX0505, Mono, M58-mount, with fan
MV-CH250-90TM-M58S-NF
- Resolution 5120 × 5120
- Sensor CMOS, global shutter
- Speed 41.5 fps @ 5120 × 5120 Mono 8
$2,649.00Quote
Ships in 2-3 weeks
Hikrobot MV-CS050-10GM 5 MP Area Scan Camera, GigE, IMX264, Mono, Basic
MV-CS050-10GM
- Resolution 2448 × 2048
- Sensor CMOS, global shutter
- Speed 24.2 fps @ 2448 × 2048 Mono 8
$739.00
Ships in 2-3 weeks
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 MV-CH250-90TM-M58S-NF V2Hikrobot MV-CH250-90TM-M58S-NF V2 25 MP Area Scan Camera, 10GigE, GMAX0505, Mono, M58-mount, with fan
| 5120 × 5120 | CMOS, global shutter | 41.6 fps @ 5120 × 5120 Mono 8 | C-mount | Mono | 2.5 μm × 2.5 μm | $2,649.00Quote | Ships in 2-3 weeks | |
 MV-CH250-90TM-M58S-NFHikrobot MV-CH250-90TM-M58S-NF 25 MP Area Scan Camera, 10GigE, GMAX0505, Mono, M58-mount, with fan
| 5120 × 5120 | CMOS, global shutter | 41.5 fps @ 5120 × 5120 Mono 8 | M58 | Mono | 2.5 μm × 2.5 μm | $2,649.00Quote | Ships in 2-3 weeks | |
 MV-CS050-10GMHikrobot MV-CS050-10GM 5 MP Area Scan Camera, GigE, IMX264, Mono, Basic
| 2448 × 2048 | CMOS, global shutter | 24.2 fps @ 2448 × 2048 Mono 8 | C-mount | Mono | 3.45 μm × 3.45 μm | $739.00 | Ships in 2-3 weeks |
Choose mono when the task is contrast or measurement
A monochrome sensor has no colour filter over its pixels. Every pixel records the full intensity, so the camera is more sensitive and resolves finer detail than a colour camera with the same sensor, which has to interpolate colour from neighbouring pixels. Contrast is then created with the wavelength of the light instead of in software.
- Pick the light colour for the part: a wavelength the feature absorbs and the background reflects, or the reverse, gives contrast a white light may not.
- Add a band-pass filter matched to the light when ambient light varies; a monochrome camera with a narrow-band light and filter is far less affected by room lighting.
- Compare pixel size, bit depth and frame rate on the selected model, and check the sensor response at the wavelength you plan to use, particularly in the near infrared.