Hikrobot MV-CB020-60UM-B

Embedded tasks and alternatives

Mono 1624 × 1240 capture at 179.9 fps is concentrated on a 32.5 mm × 32.5 mm × 1.6 mm board in MV-CB020-60UM-B. The 1/2.53-inch Stacked BSI CMOS sensor uses 3.45 µm pixels and global shutter timing. Images travel as Mono 8 over USB 3.0, with stated USB 2.0 support, and the board weighs approximately 10 g.

The high full-resolution rate fits edge inspection on moving items, component counting and internal mechanism diagnostics. Global exposure keeps all rows on the same capture interval, and the 23 µs minimum exposure supports short, controlled-light imaging. USB 3.0 provides the 5 VDC supply as well as data at a typical 1.5 W. Two bidirectional non-isolated I/O lines allow the acquisition to follow external equipment timing.

MV-CB020-60UM-S adds an S-mount and an 8.6 mm-deep body while retaining mono output and 179.9 fps. MV-CB020-60UC-B keeps the 1.6 mm board but changes the stream to Bayer GB 8 color and draws a typical 1.6 W. MV-CB020-61UM-B-F stays mono at 1624 × 1240, yet its 1/1.7-inch sensor has 4.5 µm pixels, two exposure/gain modes and a 99 fps limit. Choose 60UM-B for high-rate mono capture in the thin board format.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Fast mono edge inspection. Embedded component counting. Triggered mechanism diagnostics.

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-CB020-60UM-S — Choose it when an S-mount is required with the same Mono 8 output and 179.9 fps rate.; MV-CB020-60UC-B — Choose it for Bayer GB 8 color output on the same 1.6 mm board.; MV-CB020-61UM-B-F — Choose it for a 1/1.7-inch mono sensor with 4.5 µm pixels and 73.9 dB dynamic range..

Cables and accessories for this model

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Data cables

USB 3.0

I/O & power cables

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FAQ

What makes MV-CB020-60UM-B suitable for fast mono inspection?

It records 1624 × 1240 Mono 8 at up to 179.9 fps with a global shutter. The sensor's common exposure timing supports moving geometry, while a minimum exposure of 23 µs can be used with sufficient controlled illumination.

What are the physical board dimensions of MV-CB020-60UM-B?

The assembly measures 32.5 mm × 32.5 mm × 1.6 mm and weighs approximately 10 g. Its 1/2.53-inch sensor has 3.45 µm pixels, so the surrounding optical design must cover that format while fitting the thin board envelope.

Does MV-CB020-60UM-B obtain data and power from USB 3.0?

Yes. USB 3.0 supplies 5 VDC and carries the image stream, with typical consumption of 1.5 W. The data interface is also stated to be compatible with USB 2.0, and two bidirectional non-isolated I/O lines handle timing.

What exposure and gain controls are specified for MV-CB020-60UM-B?

Exposure ranges from 23 µs to 10 sec, and gain is adjustable from 0 dB to 24 dB. These controls apply to the global-shutter Stacked BSI sensor at its 1624 × 1240 Mono 8 output.

How does MV-CB020-60UM-S change the optical integration?

The S version provides an S-mount in a 35 mm × 35 mm × 8.6 mm body weighing about 30 g. The B camera is a 32.5 mm × 32.5 mm × 1.6 mm board at about 10 g; both output 1624 × 1240 Mono 8 at 179.9 fps.