Hikrobot MV-CH140-60GC

Applications and neighbours

A wide 4708 × 2824 color frame defines MV-CH140-60GC. Its 1-inch Stacked BSI CMOS sensor uses 3 µm pixels and a global shutter, producing Bayer GR 8 images at 9 fps over Gigabit Ethernet. The 13.3 MP geometry is suited to inspection fields that need more horizontal samples than vertical ones, while the global exposure keeps edges aligned when the subject moves between triggers.

Printed patterns, color-coded assemblies and elongated surfaces can be captured in one frame at a paced station. Exposure runs from 80 µs to 10 sec, and gain from 0 dB to 24 dB, allowing acquisition settings to follow the available light and line speed. PoE can combine camera power with the network connection; alternatively, the 6-pin P7 connector accepts 9 V DC to 24 V DC and provides isolated input and output lines plus a bidirectional I/O line.

MV-CH140-60UM has the same 4708 × 2824 Stacked BSI geometry but produces Mono 8 at 27 fps through USB 3.0. MV-CH123-10GC is another color GigE option, using the Sony IMX545 at 4096 × 3000 and 9.5 fps in a 29 mm × 29 mm × 42 mm enclosure. Select MV-CH140-60GC for its wider 13.3 MP color image area on GigE, the UM for faster monochrome acquisition, or the CH123 color model for its different 4096 × 3000 aspect.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Wide-area inspection of colored patterns. Global-shutter capture of elongated parts. PoE-connected 13.3 MP imaging.

Minimum setup: MV-CH140-60GC, a C-mount lens, a Gigabit Ethernet cable, and either PoE or a 9 V DC to 24 V DC supply.

Nearby in the range: MV-CH140-60UM — Prefer it for Mono 8 output at 27 fps over USB 3.0.; MV-CH123-10GC — Prefer it for a 4096 × 3000 Sony IMX545 color frame at 9.5 fps..

Cables and accessories for this model

Compatibility per manufacturer data.

Data cables

GigE

I/O & power cables

Hirose 6-pin IO

Power

Power

Mounting

Camera mounts

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FAQ

What scene geometry benefits from the MV-CH140-60GC image shape?

The active image is 4708 × 2824 on a 1-inch sensor, giving more sampling across the horizontal axis than vertically. That shape can cover elongated print, rows of components or wide surfaces in one exposure when the optical image area follows the same orientation.

How are image data and power routed to MV-CH140-60GC?

Data uses Gigabit Ethernet at 1000 Mbit/s, with operation at Fast Ethernet 100 Mbit/s also listed. Power can arrive through PoE or through the 6-pin P7 connection at 9 V DC to 24 V DC. Typical consumption is 3.5 W at 12 V DC.

Does MV-CH140-60GC expose the whole frame at once?

Yes. The Stacked BSI CMOS device uses a global shutter, so all 4708 × 2824 pixels represent one exposure interval. The exposure range begins at 80 µs and extends to 10 sec; full-frame Bayer GR 8 output is rated at 9 fps.

Which optical mount and sensor format define MV-CH140-60GC lens choice?

The camera uses C-mount with a 1-inch sensor and 3 µm × 3 µm pixels. A lens must cover the 1-inch format and resolve the 13.3 MP image area. The optical assembly mounts to a camera body measuring 29 mm × 44 mm × 59 mm.

What enclosure limits should be observed for MV-CH140-60GC?

The body is 29 mm × 44 mm × 59 mm and weighs approximately 117 g. Operation is specified from –10 °C to 50 °C and at 20% RH to 95% RH without condensation. IP40 applies when the lens and wiring are correctly installed.