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Hikrobot MV-CB050-60UM-C-F

2448×2048 pxCMOS, stacked BSI80 fpsUSB 3.0mono
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Hikrobot MV-CB050-60UM-C-F

Monochrome detail and line speed

Detailed monochrome frames at 80 fps define MV-CB050-60UM-C-F. A 2/3-inch Stacked BSI CMOS sensor provides 2448 × 2048 resolution with 3.45 µm pixels and global shutter. The C-mount camera occupies 29 mm × 29 mm × 31.3 mm, weighs 37 g and connects by USB 3.0, which carries both image data and 5 V DC operating power.

The model fits dimensional inspection, edge analysis and moving-part surface checks that benefit from a 5 MP monochrome image. Global exposure holds the object's geometry across the full frame, and 80 fps supports repeated measurements during a rapid process. The listed full-rate mode is Mono 8 at 2448 × 2048. Two bidirectional non-isolated I/O channels provide timing links for capture and illumination, while power consumption is 1.5 W.

MV-CB050-60UC-C-F is the direct color version, matching the Stacked BSI sensor, frame size, 80 fps, C-mount and electrical load. MV-CA050-12UM uses a Sony IMX264 at the same 2448 × 2048 resolution but runs at 47 fps over USB 3.0 and offers exposure settings down to 1 µs in UltraShort mode. Choose MV-CB050-60UM-C-F when the monochrome task needs the higher 80 fps rate in the 31.3 mm-long CB package.

Specifications

Shutterglobal
Nominal optical sensor format2/3″
Sensor resolution2448×2048 px
Maximum frame rate80 fps @ Mono8, resolution 2448×2048 px
Color modemono
Lens mountC-mount
Data interfaceUSB 3.0
Dimensions29×29×31.3 mm
Sensor technologyCMOS, stacked BSI
Pixel size3.45×3.45 µm
Dynamic range73.9 dB
Signal-to-noise ratio42.4 dB
Exposure time30…10000000 µs @ high full well capacity; 5…10000000 µs @ high sensitivity
Auto exposureOff, Once, Continuous, trigger width
Gain0…12.8 dB @ high full well capacity; 0…24 dB @ high sensitivity
Pixel formatMono8, Mono10, Mono10Packed, Mono12, Mono12Packed
Binning1x1, 2x2, 4x4
Decimation1x1, 2x2, 4x4
USB 2.0 compatibilityyes
Protocol compatibilityUSB3 Vision, GenICam
Third party software protocolUSB3 Vision
Client softwareMVS
Operating systemsWindows 7 (32/64-bit), Windows 10 (32/64-bit), Windows 11 (64-bit), Linux (32/64-bit)
Digital I/O lines2 bidirectional lines, non-isolated, lines 2, 5
Power supply5 V
Power deliveryUSB
Power consumption1.5 W (typical) @ DC, USB, supply voltage 5 V
Working temperature0…50 °C
Storage temperature-30…80 °C
Humidity20…80 % @ non-condensing
Weight37 g (approx.)
CertificationCE, RoHS
Port inventoryUSB 3.0 (data)
Reverse imagehorizontal, vertical

Documents

Datasheet MV-CB050-60UMUC · PDF · 0.5 MB · English · revised 27 Nov 2025

Selection and applications

Monochrome dimensional inspection at 80 fps. Moving-part edge analysis at 2448 × 2048. High-rate surface feature detection.

Minimum kit: MV-CB050-60UM-C-F, a 2/3-inch C-mount lens, and a USB 3.0 cable supplying 5 V DC power and image transfer are the minimum components.

Nearby in the range: MV-CB050-60UC-C-F — Prefer it when the 2448 × 2048 acceptance rule includes color; MV-CA050-12UM — Prefer it for Sony IMX264 mono capture at 47 fps.

Cables and accessories for this model

Compatibility per manufacturer data.

Data cables
USB 3.0
Power
Power

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FAQ

What optical format does MV-CB050-60UM-C-F require?

Its connection is C-mount and its sensor format is 2/3 inch. The chosen lens needs to cover that format and resolve the 2448 × 2048 monochrome array with a 3.45 µm pixel pitch.

Can one USB cable carry power and the mono image stream?

Yes. USB 3.0 provides the image connection and 5 V DC supply, with power consumption listed at 1.5 W. USB 2.0 compatibility is also stated, though the full-rate mode is specified at 80 fps.

Which full-resolution mode produces 80 fps on MV-CB050-60UM-C-F?

The maximum monochrome mode is documented as 80 fps at 2448 × 2048 Mono 8. This supplies the full sensor dimensions in an 8-bit monochrome format for high-rate intensity and geometry processing.

How does the shutter preserve dimensional features in motion?

The Stacked BSI CMOS sensor has a global shutter, so the full 2448 × 2048 image shares one exposure interval. Moving edges therefore keep their relative geometry within each captured frame.

When should the MV-CB050-60UC-C-F color counterpart be selected?

Choose MV-CB050-60UC-C-F when color is part of the acceptance rule. It retains 2448 × 2048, 80 fps, the 2/3-inch Stacked BSI sensor and 1.5 W consumption but outputs Bayer GR 8 color.

Typical applications