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Hikrobot MV-CE200-10GM
The manufacturer is transitioning this series to newer line-ups. The model is on the current price list — an engineer will confirm availability, lead time and the current successor in the first reply.
- Warranty
- 36 months
Twenty-megapixel GigE applications
A 5472 × 3648 image from the 1-inch Sony IMX183 gives MV-CE200-10GM a larger pixel array than the 4024 × 3036 MV-CE120-10GM and 3840 × 2748 MV-CE100-30GC Gigabit Ethernet models. The CMOS sensor uses a rolling shutter and delivers up to 5.9 fps. Its engineering emphasis is spatial coverage of static or indexed subjects rather than rapid temporal sampling.
Wide-field component checks, detailed assembly review and dimensional analysis can use the high sample count after the subject has stopped. The Gigabit Ethernet transmission distance is specified to 100 m, and a 128 MB buffer supports image handling. PoE can combine supply and data, while the 44 mm × 29 mm × 59 mm body carries a C-mount for the 1-inch sensor.
MV-CE200-10UM keeps the Sony IMX183, 1-inch format, 5472 × 3648 array and rolling shutter, but uses USB3.0 and reaches 19.2 fps with documented mono output. MV-CE120-10GM provides a smaller 4024 × 3036 image at a higher 9.6 fps over Gigabit Ethernet. MV-CE100-30GC reduces resolution further to 3840 × 2748 and runs at 7 fps on the same network interface.
Specifications
| Sensor type | CMOS, rolling shutter |
| Sensor model | Sony IMX183 |
| Sensor format | 1″ |
| Resolution | 5472 × 3648 px |
| Maximum frame rate | 5.9 fps |
| Data interface | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Lens mount | C-mount |
| Power supply | 12 VDC, supports PoE |
| Power consumption | 3.1 W |
| Ingress protection | IP30 |
| Dimensions | 44 mm × 29 mm × 59 mm |
| Weight | 100 g |
| Image buffer | 128 MB |
| Transmission distance | 100 m |
Selection and applications
Wide-field inspection at 5472 × 3648. Static dimensional analysis. Buffered imaging over 100 m Ethernet.
Minimum kit: Start with the MV-CE200-10GM, a C-mount lens, a Gigabit Ethernet cable, and either a PoE source or a 12 VDC supply.
Nearby in the range: MV-CE200-10UM — Prefer it for documented mono USB3.0 capture at 5472 × 3648 and 19.2 fps.; MV-CE120-10GM — Prefer it for 4024 × 3036 Gigabit Ethernet imaging at 9.6 fps.; MV-CE100-30GC — Prefer it for 3840 × 2748 Gigabit Ethernet capture at 7 fps..
Cables and accessories for this model
Compatibility per manufacturer data.
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FAQ
What acquisition sequence suits 5472 × 3648 at 5.9 fps?
The Sony IMX183 uses a rolling shutter and reaches 5.9 fps at 5472 × 3648. It fits static or indexed inspection cycles in which the object settles before capture and the large image is used for spatial analysis.
What lens coverage follows from the 1-inch sensor format?
MV-CE200-10GM uses C-mount and a 1-inch Sony IMX183 sensor. The selected C-mount lens needs image coverage for that format and resolving capability aligned with the 5472 × 3648 array.
How are data and power routed in a remote camera station?
Gigabit Ethernet is specified for a transmission distance of 100 m, and PoE is supported on the network route. A 12 VDC supply is the alternative power path; camera power consumption is listed as 3.1 W.
What mechanical envelope must the installation reserve?
The camera body measures 44 mm × 29 mm × 59 mm and weighs 100 g. It has an IP30 enclosure and a C-mount interface, so the installation must accommodate the longer body as well as the selected 1-inch-format lens.
How does the USB version alter frame rate and output?
MV-CE200-10UM uses the same Sony IMX183, 1-inch format, rolling shutter and 5472 × 3648 array. It provides documented mono output over USB3.0 at 19.2 fps, compared with the 5.9 fps Gigabit Ethernet path of MV-CE200-10GM.