Hikrobot MV-CH800-60TC-M58S-NN

Eighty-megapixel colour applications

Colour capture at 10304 × 7712 and 15 fps places MV-CH800-60TC-M58S-NN at the high-resolution end of the 10 Gigabit Ethernet range. Its 30 mm × 22.4 mm stacked BSI CMOS sensor uses 2.9 µm pixels and a rolling shutter. The camera emphasizes broad-field colour detail and 75.7 dB dynamic range for scenes whose motion can be controlled during readout.

It fits stationary panel inspection, dense colour component maps, large-format print review, and high-detail documentation after an indexed stop. Exposure ranges from 12 µs to 10 sec, while the M58*0.75 mount and 11.48 mm flange-back length define the optical connection. A P10 interface supplies isolated input and output, a bidirectional line, and RS-232 for coordinating the large-frame acquisition.

MV-CH800-60TM-M58S-NN keeps the 10304 × 7712 raster and 15 fps 10 Gigabit Ethernet timing but outputs monochrome. MV-CH500-90TC-M58S-NF reduces colour resolution to 7008 × 7000, adds global shutter, and runs at 15.5 fps. MV-CH310-10TC-M58S-NN is lower again at 6464 × 4852 and reaches 17.2 fps with global shutter.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Stationary panel colour inspection. Dense colour component mapping. Large-format indexed print review.

Minimum kit: The minimum setup is MV-CH800-60TC-M58S-NN, an M58*0.75 lens covering 30 mm × 22.4 mm, a 10 Gigabit Ethernet cable and host interface, and a 9 V DC to 24 V DC supply.

Nearby in the range: MV-CH800-60TM-M58S-NN — Prefer it for monochrome 10304 × 7712 output at the same 15 fps.; MV-CH500-90TC-M58S-NF — Prefer it for 7008 × 7000 colour capture with global shutter at 15.5 fps.; MV-CH310-10TC-M58S-NN — Prefer it for 6464 × 4852 colour capture with global shutter at 17.2 fps..

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FAQ

What scene motion suits the stacked BSI colour sensor?

The sensor uses a rolling shutter, so stationary or indexed scenes are the direct fit for geometry-sensitive inspection. Exposure can be reduced to 12 µs to limit blur, but moving-object shape is better served by a global-shutter neighbour.

Which M58 lens coverage is required at 10304 × 7712?

The camera uses M58*0.75 with an 11.48 mm flange-back length. Optics must cover the 30 mm × 22.4 mm sensor and preserve detail across 2.9 µm pixels, making image-circle coverage and edge resolution important.

What data interface carries the eighty-megapixel frames?

The camera uses 10 Gigabit Ethernet at 10000 Mbit/s and is compatible with 1000 Mbit/s Gigabit Ethernet. Host and network selection should reflect the 10304 × 7712 image size and the required rate up to 15 fps.

How should supply and thermal capacity be sized for this camera?

MV-CH800-60TC-M58S-NN accepts 9 V DC to 24 V DC. The specification lists power figures of 11.7 W at 12 V DC and 13.7 W at 12 V DC. Supply and thermal design should accommodate the higher listed figure.

How does the colour model differ from MV-CH800-60TM-M58S-NN?

Both models use the 30 mm × 22.4 mm stacked BSI platform, 10304 × 7712 resolution, M58*0.75 mount, and 15 fps 10 Gigabit Ethernet output. MV-CH800-60TC-M58S-NN is colour; MV-CH800-60TM-M58S-NN is monochrome.

What body and temperature limits affect installation?

The camera measures 84 × 84 × 92.5 mm, weighs 600 g, and is IP40 with correct lens installation and wiring. It operates from 0 °C to 50 °C at 20% to 95% RH, with storage from -30 °C to 80 °C.