Hikrobot MV-CM2020C-0H

Live viewing and range position

A 1/2-inch color CMOS sensor combines 1920 × 1080 output with a maximum rate of 60 fps in MV-CM2020C-0H. Its rolling-shutter architecture and HDMI interface define a microscope head for continuous visual work where fluid screen updates matter more than the highest pixel count in the range. The 3.75 µm pixels and C-mount provide the optical basis for the imaging chain.

The 60 fps ceiling suits live observation during alignment and hand-tool work, while geometry-sensitive inspection should use a stationary subject or strobe-controlled exposure because the sensor has a rolling shutter. The 1920 × 1080 output keeps the display path straightforward through HDMI, while the 50 mm × 50 mm × 55.4 mm body can be integrated where the camera head must occupy limited space. A C-mount optic should cover the listed 1/2-inch sensor format.

Within this group, MV-CM3040C-1H raises output to 2560 × 1440 but runs at 30 fps, and MV-CM3120C-1H reaches 4096 × 3024 at the same 30 fps. MV-CM2020C-0H is the choice when the 60 fps live view takes priority over added sampling detail. MV-MZS200H-100（Kit） uses the same 1920 × 1080, 60 fps imaging combination in a documented microscope-kit format with lens, light source, base, and stand dimensions.

Specifications

Selection and applications

60 fps Full HD microscope viewing. Color inspection during manual alignment. Compact HDMI microscope-head integration.

Minimum kit: The minimum working setup is MV-CM2020C-0H, a 1/2-inch-covering C-mount lens, and an HDMI cable.

Nearby in the range: MV-CM3040C-1H — Prefer it for 2560 × 1440 color output when 30 fps is sufficient.; MV-CM3120C-1H — Prefer it when 4096 × 3024 resolution has priority over a 60 fps maximum.; MV-MZS200H-100（Kit） — Prefer it for the same 1920 × 1080 at 60 fps in the documented kit format..

FAQ

What image format and maximum rate does MV-CM2020C-0H deliver?

The color CMOS head outputs 1920 × 1080 through HDMI and reaches a maximum of 60 fps. That pairing emphasizes a responsive Full HD live image for microscope observation rather than the greater spatial sampling offered by the 30 fps models in this group.

How should the rolling shutter affect motion assessment on this model?

MV-CM2020C-0H uses a rolling-shutter CMOS sensor. Its 60 fps maximum supports frequent visual updates, but any application with motion during exposure should be checked for rolling-shutter distortion under the intended lighting and movement conditions.

Which sensor coverage and mount should a lens provide here?

The camera has a C-mount and a 1/2-inch sensor with 3.75 µm × 3.75 µm pixels. Select a C-mount microscope optic whose image circle covers that sensor format; the optical magnification and working distance then need to suit the object being observed.

What connection is used for the live image from MV-CM2020C-0H?

HDMI is the listed data interface, so the image path requires an HDMI connection to the receiving display equipment. The camera does not use the higher-resolution 2560 × 1440 or 4096 × 3024 output combinations of its 30 fps neighbours.

How much integration space does the MV-CM2020C-0H body require?

The stated camera dimensions are 50 mm × 50 mm × 55.4 mm. Those dimensions describe the head itself and are the figures to use when checking clearance around a microscope stand, the C-mount optical path, and the HDMI cable route.