Hikrobot MV-CH2450-10YM-M72-TF

Ultra-high-resolution acquisition

With 19200 × 12800 monochrome output, the Sony IMX811 provides the largest pixel count in this group. Its 64.84 mm sensor uses 2.81 × 2.81 µm pixels and a rolling shutter, delivering up to 12.4 fps over CoaXPress with an HDBNC interface. The combination targets static or tightly timed scenes where spatial sampling has priority over global exposure.

The camera suits large-surface inspection, fine-feature measurement and high-detail documentation under controlled object motion. Exposure extends from 98 µs to 60 sec, and gain spans 0 to 24 dB, supporting both short synchronized captures and long integrations. The M72×0.75 lens connection and 19.55 mm flange-back length define the required large-format optical assembly.

MV-CH1510-10XM-M72-NF shares the M72 mounting class but records 14208 × 10640 at 6.2 fps through a DIN CoaXPress interface. MV-CH1520-90GM-M72-NN offers global exposure and Gigabit Ethernet at 16320 × 9200, with 0.8 fps uncompressed or 5 fps compressed. MV-CH610-10TM-F-TF V2.0 uses 10 Gigabit Ethernet and F-mount at 9568 x 6380, reaching 17.9 fps when lower resolution and a higher rate are appropriate.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Ultra-high-resolution surface inspection. Fine-feature monochrome measurement. Controlled long-exposure imaging.

Minimum kit: Use the camera with an M72×0.75 lens, an HDBNC-interface CoaXPress cable and a 24 V DC supply sized for the chosen thermal mode.

Nearby in the range: MV-CH1510-10XM-M72-NF — Choose it when 14208 × 10640 at 6.2 fps is sufficient in a 100 × 100 × 74.3 mm body.; MV-CH1520-90GM-M72-NN — Choose it when an M72 interface, global shutter and Gigabit Ethernet are required.; MV-CH610-10TM-F-TF V2.0 — Choose it for 17.9 fps transfer over 10 Gigabit Ethernet with an F-mount lens..

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FAQ

What lens format is required to cover the 64.84 mm sensor?

The native lens interface is M72×0.75 with a 19.55 mm flange-back length. Choose an optic intended to cover the 64.84 mm sensor and resolve 2.81 × 2.81 µm sampling across 19200 × 12800 pixels; smaller C-mount and M58 lenses are not direct substitutes.

How should motion be managed with the IMX811 rolling shutter?

Because the sensor uses a rolling shutter, object motion during row-sequential exposure can alter recorded geometry. Use a stationary scene or synchronize illumination and motion to the selected exposure. The available range is 98 µs to 60 sec.

Which acquisition connection matches the HDBNC interface?

The camera sends images through CoaXPress with an HDBNC interface. The cable and acquisition hardware must use the corresponding termination and support the 19200 × 12800 stream at up to 12.4 fps; DIN and Micro-BNC camera connectors are different interfaces.

What supply capacity is needed in each thermal mode?

Power input is 24 V DC. Consumption is listed as 19 W without cooling and 33 W with cooling at 24 V DC. Select the supply for the thermal mode that will actually be used and include the camera's power connection separately from the CoaXPress data cable.

What housing and temperature figures guide installation?

The body is approximately 100 × 100 × 82 mm, weighs about 1216.9 g and carries an IP40 rating. Working temperature is 0 to 50 °C, storage temperature is -30 to 80 °C and the listed humidity range is 20 to 95 % RH.