Hikrobot MV-CB020-60UC-B

Resolution, speed and integration

A 179.9 fps color stream from a 1.6 mm board gives MV-CB020-60UC-B its engineering profile. The Stacked BSI CMOS sensor uses global shutter capture, 1624 × 1240 resolution and 3.45 µm pixels across a 1/2.53-inch format. USB 3.0 transports Bayer GB 8 images and can also operate through a USB 2.0 connection, while the 32.5 mm × 32.5 mm board weighs approximately 10 g.

This combination supports color-state checks on fast-fed components, observation of compact mechanisms and synchronized capture of moving targets. The global shutter fixes the whole frame to one exposure interval, and the 23 µs minimum exposure can work with controlled illumination. Two bidirectional non-isolated I/O lines provide external timing. The USB link supplies 5 VDC power, with a typical color-camera draw of 1.6 W.

MV-CB020-60UC-S keeps the same color sensor and 179.9 fps rate but adds an S-mount in a 35 mm × 35 mm × 8.6 mm assembly. MV-CB020-60UM-B retains the 1.6 mm board and switches to mono output, reducing typical draw to 1.5 W. MV-CB020-61UM-B-F also records 1624 × 1240 mono frames, but uses 4.5 µm pixels on a 1/1.7-inch sensor and runs at 99 fps. Select 60UC-B for thin-board color capture; choose among the others for integrated S-mount optics, mono output or the larger-pixel operating modes.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Fast color-state inspection. Embedded moving-part observation. Triggered Bayer image capture.

Minimum kit: Use the camera board with a lens and mechanical mount selected for the 1/2.53-inch sensor, plus a USB 3.0 cable to a host supplying 5 VDC power.

Nearby in the range: MV-CB020-60UC-S — Choose it when the 179.9 fps color platform needs an integrated S-mount.; MV-CB020-60UM-B — Choose it for 1624 × 1240 Mono 8 output on the same 1.6 mm board.; MV-CB020-61UM-B-F — Choose it for mono 4.5 µm pixels, a 1/1.7-inch sensor and 99 fps operation..

Cables and accessories for this model

Compatibility per manufacturer data.

Data cables

USB 3.0

I/O & power cables

CB board-level IO

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FAQ

What is the maximum full-resolution output rate of MV-CB020-60UC-B?

The camera is specified for 179.9 fps at 1624 × 1240 in Bayer GB 8. Its Stacked BSI CMOS sensor has a global shutter, a 1/2.53-inch format and 3.45 µm pixels, making the stated speed available with color output.

Can MV-CB020-60UC-B connect to a USB 2.0 host for image transfer?

The data interface is USB 3.0 and is stated to be compatible with USB 2.0. The full-rate figure is 179.9 fps at 1624 × 1240; the host design should account for the selected USB connection when setting the image stream.

How are power and timing provided to MV-CB020-60UC-B?

USB 3.0 supplies the camera at 5 VDC and carries image data, with typical consumption of 1.6 W. Two bidirectional non-isolated I/O connections, Line 2 and Line 5, are available for integration with external trigger or timing signals.

What optical geometry must be covered for MV-CB020-60UC-B?

The color sensor has a 1/2.53-inch optical format and 3.45 µm pixels at 1624 × 1240. The device-side lens assembly must cover that format and deliver the required field of view around the 32.5 mm × 32.5 mm × 1.6 mm board.

What changes when selecting MV-CB020-60UM-B instead?

MV-CB020-60UM-B changes the image from Bayer GB 8 color to Mono 8. It retains the Stacked BSI sensor format, global shutter, 1624 × 1240 resolution, 179.9 fps rate and 1.6 mm board; typical draw changes from 1.6 W to 1.5 W.