Hikrobot MV-CI003-GL-N35

Imaging role and variant context

Full-frame thermal acquisition at 50 fps defines MV-CI003-GL-N35. Its vanadium oxide uncooled detector has 640 × 512 pixels on a 17 µm pitch, forming the 0.3 MP imaging core. The output travels over Gigabit Ethernet, with Fast Ethernet compatibility also stated. This combination suits a distributed thermal-imaging arrangement in which the camera head sends repeated two-dimensional heat-pattern frames to a networked processing point.

The N35 can observe temperature-pattern changes across moving process material, electrical assemblies, or production equipment. A 50 fps maximum rate supports frequent updates, and the 640 × 512 frame retains spatial separation of regions within the scene. Its housing measures 48 mm × 48 mm × 117.9 mm, so fixture design can use the compact square section while allowing for the longer optical-axis dimension and cable routing.

Against MV-CI003-GL-N15 and MV-CI003-GL-N25, N35 has no change in the listed resolution, pixel pitch, maximum frame rate, detector type, interface, or dimensions. It should be selected where N35 is the required variant identifier. MV-CI003-GL-N6 and MV-CI003-GL-T6 likewise retain the same published image and network figures, making variant designation rather than a listed resolution or speed difference the selection boundary in this group.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Distributed thermal image acquisition. Frame-by-frame review of process heat patterns. Compact networked equipment monitoring.

Minimum kit: Use a Gigabit Ethernet cable as the data connection for MV-CI003-GL-N35; the camera interface is also compatible with Fast Ethernet.

Nearby in the range: MV-CI003-GL-N15 — Use N15 when that variant identifier is needed at the shared 50 fps maximum.; MV-CI003-GL-N25 — Use N25 where the N25 variant is required with unchanged listed housing dimensions.; MV-CI003-GL-T6 — Use T6 when its designation is required with the same detector and Ethernet figures..

Cables and accessories for this model

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Data cables

GigE

Power

Power

Mounting

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FAQ

What image detail and detector pitch are specified for MV-CI003-GL-N35?

The N35 variant provides 640 × 512 thermal images with a 17 µm pixel pitch. Its detector is an uncooled vanadium oxide type, and the product classification states 0.3 MP, combining that spatial format with networked thermal acquisition.

What process timing can the N35 camera capture at full resolution?

At 640 × 512, MV-CI003-GL-N35 is rated for a maximum of 50 fps. This supports frame-to-frame review of a changing thermal scene while retaining the camera's complete listed resolution rather than switching to a smaller stated format.

Is Fast Ethernet operation available on the MV-CI003-GL-N35?

Yes. Gigabit Ethernet is the stated data interface, and compatibility with Fast Ethernet is explicitly included. That lets an integrator evaluate the same thermal head on either network class, with stream settings aligned to the available link throughput.

Which body dimensions control fixture design for the N35 variant?

Fixture space must accommodate 48 mm × 48 mm × 117.9 mm. The first two dimensions define the camera's square cross-section; the 117.9 mm dimension runs along its longer body axis and should be considered together with connection clearance.

When should N35 be chosen instead of the N6 thermal variant?

Choose N35 when the required configuration is identified by the N35 designation. N35 and N6 share the published vanadium oxide detector, 640 × 512 image, 17 µm pitch, 50 fps maximum, Gigabit Ethernet interface, and body dimensions.