Hikrobot MV-CH1520-90GM-M72-NN

Where global exposure meets high resolution

A 16320 × 9200 monochrome image combined with global exposure makes this Gpixel GMAX32152 camera a high-resolution option for scenes that cannot tolerate row-by-row timing. It delivers 0.8 fps without compression or up to 5 fps with compression over Gigabit Ethernet, which is also compatible with Fast Ethernet. The design therefore trades acquisition rate for a large single-frame record and network-based transport.

This combination fits intermittent inspection of moving assemblies, precise outline capture and broad-area surface checks when every pixel must represent the same exposure interval. The M72*0.75 mount and 19.55 mm flange-back length define the optical connection. A working range of -30 to 70 °C permits deployment across a wider stated temperature span than the 0 to 50 °C models in this group.

MV-CH1510-10XM-M72-NF has a similar M72 format but uses a rolling shutter, 14208 × 10640 output and 6.2 fps CoaXPress transfer. MV-CH2450-10YM-M72-TF extends sampling to 19200 × 12800 and 12.4 fps, also with a rolling shutter and CoaXPress. When speed dominates resolution, MV-CH210-90YM-M58S-NN provides global exposure at 222 fps with 5120 × 4096 pixels.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Global-shutter outline measurement. Intermittent broad-area inspection. High-resolution monochrome documentation.

Minimum kit: Connect the camera to an M72*0.75 lens, a Gigabit Ethernet cable and a separate 12 V DC to 24 V DC power supply.

Nearby in the range: MV-CH1510-10XM-M72-NF — Choose it for 6.2 fps CoaXPress capture when a rolling shutter is acceptable.; MV-CH2450-10YM-M72-TF — Choose it for 19200 × 12800 resolution and 12.4 fps over CoaXPress.; MV-CH210-90YM-M58S-NN — Choose it when global exposure at 222 fps matters more than 16320 × 9200 resolution..

Cables and accessories for this model

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Data cables

GigE

Power

Power

Mounting

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FAQ

Why is the GMAX32152 global shutter important for this camera?

Global exposure captures the 16320 × 9200 image in one exposure interval rather than progressing through rows. That makes the camera suitable for intermittent moving-object inspection or outline measurement where row-dependent displacement would affect the recorded geometry.

What frame rates apply with and without image compression?

The maximum listed rate is 0.8 fps for non-compressed transfer and 5 fps for compressed transfer. Select the operating mode by balancing image transport requirements against acquisition cadence; the transport interface is Gigabit Ethernet and can also operate with Fast Ethernet.

What lens connection does MV-CH1520-90GM-M72-NN use?

The mechanical interface is M72*0.75 with a 19.55 mm flange-back length. A suitable lens must match that mount and cover the 16320 × 9200 imaging area. The smaller C-mount and M58 interfaces used by neighbouring cameras are not the native connection.

How is this high-resolution GigE camera powered and connected?

Provide a separate 12 V DC to 24 V DC supply. Typical consumption is 9 W at 24 V DC. Image data uses Gigabit Ethernet, so the minimum wiring set consists of the network cable and the separate power connection rather than assuming power through the data link.

What temperature and enclosure limits apply to installation?

Operation is specified from -30 to 70 °C and at 20 to 95 % RH. The housing is rated IP40, measures 100 mm × 100 mm × 60 mm and weighs 856 g. The installation should preserve these ambient limits and add protection where the environment exceeds IP40.