Hikrobot MV-CH100-60UM

Applications and neighbours

The imaging balance in MV-CH100-60UM starts with 4096 × 2460, 36 fps and mono output. The CMOS sensor uses a global shutter; its 3.45 × 3.45 µm pixels cover a 1 inch sensor; the image path is USB 3.0; the optical interface is C-mount. The monochrome output suits measurements and contrast-based inspection where color separation is not the measured feature.

Likely machine-vision duties are host-local measurement, moving-part inspection and monochrome defect analysis. The global shutter keeps the 4096 × 2460 frame temporally aligned on moving or indexed objects, while 36 fps sets the available acquisition cadence. USB power is supported, with a 9 V DC to 24 V DC external input as the other stated option. The 6-pin P7 connector provides the listed control lines for coordinating acquisition with the machine.

Two same-category references are MV-CH100-60GM and MV-CH120-10UC. The first combines 4096 × 2460, 11.6 fps and Gigabit Ethernet; prefer it when gigabit ethernet is the required image interface. The second uses C-mount optics with color output at 30.5 fps. Prefer it when color output with 30.5 fps is required.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Mono inspection at 4096 × 2460. Geometric capture of moving or indexed parts. Acquisition at 36 fps over USB 3.0.

Minimum kit: Start with MV-CH100-60UM, a lens with the C-mount interface covering the 1 inch sensor, a cable for USB 3.0, and USB power or a 9 V DC to 24 V DC supply.

Nearby in the range: MV-CH100-60GM — Prefer it when Gigabit Ethernet is the required image interface.; MV-CH120-10UC — Prefer it when color output with 30.5 fps is required..

Cables and accessories for this model

Compatibility per manufacturer data.

Data cables

USB 3.0

I/O & power cables

Hirose 6-pin IO

Power

Power

Mounting

Camera mounts

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FAQ

What does the shutter architecture mean for MV-CH100-60UM on moving parts?

Global-shutter operation keeps the 4096 × 2460 image temporally aligned for MV-CH100-60UM when parts move or index through the scene. The camera reaches 36 fps, and exposure can be set within 80 µs to 10 s.

How is MV-CH100-60UM connected for image transfer and power?

MV-CH100-60UM transfers images through USB 3.0, compatible with USB 2.0. USB power is supported, with a 9 V DC to 24 V DC external input as the other stated option. Power consumption is Typ. 3.6 W.

Which lens interface and sensor coverage does MV-CH100-60UM need?

MV-CH100-60UM uses the C-mount lens interface. The lens image circle must cover the stated 1 inch sensor format. Optical resolution should be evaluated against the 3.45 × 3.45 µm pixel pitch; the camera frame is 4096 × 2460. Focal length and working distance then follow from the required scene width and mechanical layout.

What should the enclosure plan account for with MV-CH100-60UM?

MV-CH100-60UM has an IP40 enclosure and a 29 × 44 × 59 mm body. The working range is -10 to 50 °C. The humidity range is 20 to 95 % RH. Listed camera mass is 113 g; include it in the bracket and motion-load calculation.

Which technical differences separate MV-CH100-60UM and MV-CH100-60GM?

MV-CH100-60UM records mono images with 36 fps through USB 3.0; its lens connection is C-mount. MV-CH100-60GM records mono images with 11.6 fps through Gigabit Ethernet and uses C-mount optics. Prefer it when Gigabit Ethernet is the required image interface.

Which I/O, exposure or format controls does MV-CH100-60UM provide?

MV-CH100-60UM uses the following control connection: 6-pin P7 connector; opto-isolated input x1, opto-isolated output x1, bi-directional non-isolated I/O x1. Exposure spans 80 µs to 10 s, and gain spans 0 to 24 dB.