Hikrobot MV-CH320-60TM-M58S-NN

Resolution, rate and network fit

The Stacked BSI sensor combines 7744 × 4336 monochrome output with a 30 fps ceiling, positioning this camera for detailed imaging at a moderate continuous rate. Its 22.6 × 12.7 mm area uses 2.9 × 2.9 µm pixels and a rolling shutter. Data travels through 10 Gigabit Ethernet, with Gigabit Ethernet operation also supported, and the optical interface is M58×0.75.

Suitable tasks include stationary surface inspection, controlled-motion feature tracking and repeated dimensional imaging. Exposure from 12 µs to 10 s and gain from 0 to 24 dB allow timing and signal level to be adjusted to the illumination. The 12-pin P10 connection adds isolated input and output, bidirectional I/O and RS-232 for coordination with triggers and external devices.

MV-CH240-10TM-C-NN uses the same network class but provides global exposure at 5328 × 4600 and 35.1 fps through C-mount. MV-CH650-60TM-M58S-NN keeps an M58 interface, increases output to 9344 × 7008 and reduces rate to 17.5 fps. MV-CH610-10TM-F-TF V2.0 offers a larger 41 x 31.1 mm Sony IMX455 sensor and F-mount at 17.9 fps when optical format takes priority.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Detailed stationary surface inspection. Controlled-motion feature tracking. Triggered monochrome measurement.

Minimum kit: Use the camera with an M58×0.75 lens, a 10 Gigabit Ethernet cable and a 9 to 24 V DC power supply.

Nearby in the range: MV-CH240-10TM-C-NN — Choose it when a global shutter and C-mount are needed at 35.1 fps.; MV-CH650-60TM-M58S-NN — Choose it for 9344 × 7008 output at 17.5 fps with the same M58 mounting class.; MV-CH610-10TM-F-TF V2.0 — Choose it for the 41 x 31.1 mm Sony IMX455 sensor and F-mount optics..

Cables and accessories for this model

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Data cables

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Power

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Mounting

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FAQ

How should motion be controlled at the 30 fps acquisition rate?

The sensor uses a rolling shutter, so 30 fps describes frame cadence rather than simultaneous exposure of every row. For dimensional work, keep the target stationary or coordinate its movement and illumination with the available 12 µs to 10 s exposure interval.

What lens geometry matches the 22.6 × 12.7 mm sensor?

Use an M58×0.75 lens with coverage for the 22.6 × 12.7 mm imaging area. The specified flange-back length is 11.48 mm, and the optic should resolve the 2.9 × 2.9 µm pixel pitch across 7744 × 4336 pixels.

When is the 10 Gigabit Ethernet link relevant on this model?

The faster link is the transport path for the 7744 × 4336 monochrome stream at up to 30 fps. Gigabit Ethernet operation is also supported, but link capacity must be considered when setting the acquisition rate and image transfer configuration.

What power and I/O connections are required around the camera?

Supply voltage is 9 to 24 V DC; typical consumption for the TM variant is 10.6 W at 12 V DC. A 12-pin P10 provides one isolated input, one isolated output, one bidirectional non-isolated I/O and one RS-232 channel.

Under what conditions does the IP40 rating apply to this model?

IP40 is stated under proper lens installation and wiring. The operating range is 0 to 50 °C, with 20% RH to 95% RH and no condensation. The camera measures 84 × 84 × 92.5 mm and weighs 600 g for mechanical planning.