Hikrobot MV-CM3040C-1H

Detail, applications, and neighbours

A 2560 × 1440 color image at up to 30 fps places MV-CM3040C-1H between the Full HD and 4096 × 3024 options in this HDMI microscope range. The 3.7 MP system uses a 1/1.88-inch CMOS sensor with 2.9 µm × 2.9 µm pixels and a rolling shutter. C-mount makes the optical interface explicit, while HDMI carries the image from the camera head.

This balance fits stationary-detail inspection, assembly checks, and bench observation where more sampling than 1920 × 1080 is useful without moving to the largest image format in the group. At 30 fps, live manipulation can still be viewed continuously, though motion during exposure should be evaluated for the rolling shutter. The 75 mm × 75 mm × 86.9 mm enclosure sets the mechanical clearance for integration.

MV-CM2020C-0H trades resolution for a 60 fps maximum and a smaller 50 mm × 50 mm × 55.4 mm head. MV-CM3120C-1H keeps 30 fps but increases output to 4096 × 3024. MV-CM3040C-1H(MSD) matches this model at 2560 × 1440, 30 fps, and 75 mm × 75 mm × 86.9 mm, so the required model designation rather than an imaging difference separates the two systems.

Specifications

Selection and applications

2560 × 1440 component-detail viewing. Color microscope assembly checks. 30 fps HDMI bench observation.

Minimum kit: A minimum setup combines MV-CM3040C-1H, a C-mount lens covering the 1/1.88-inch sensor, and an HDMI cable.

Nearby in the range: MV-CM2020C-0H — Choose it when 60 fps and a 50 mm × 50 mm × 55.4 mm head outweigh added resolution.; MV-CM3040C-1H(MSD) — Choose it when the MSD designation is required with the same listed 2560 × 1440 imaging data.; MV-CM3120C-1H — Choose it when 4096 × 3024 output is required at the same 30 fps maximum..

FAQ

Where does the 3.7 MP format place MV-CM3040C-1H in the range?

Its 2560 × 1440 output provides more image samples than the 1920 × 1080 MV-CM2020C-0H, while remaining below the 4096 × 3024 output of MV-CM3120C-1H. Both this model and the higher-resolution neighbour have a 30 fps maximum.

What should be considered when viewing moving details at 30 fps?

The maximum frame rate is 30 fps and the sensor uses a rolling shutter. This combination suits continuous bench viewing, but motion occurring within an exposure can affect geometry, so the intended movement and illumination should be evaluated in the actual optical setup.

What lens interface and sensor format does this camera head use?

MV-CM3040C-1H accepts C-mount optics and uses a 1/1.88-inch sensor. A selected lens needs an image circle suitable for that format; its magnification and working distance should be chosen for the required viewed area rather than from the camera resolution alone.

How is the 2560 × 1440 color image transferred from the system?

The stated data interface is HDMI. Plan an HDMI cable path from the 75 mm × 75 mm × 86.9 mm camera body to receiving display equipment, while keeping the connector clearance and microscope mounting arrangement within the available bench space.

Do MV-CM3040C-1H and MV-CM3040C-1H(MSD) differ in imaging data?

Both models share a 3.7 MP description, 1/1.88-inch rolling-shutter CMOS sensor, 2560 × 1440 resolution, 2.9 µm pixels, 30 fps maximum, color output, HDMI, C-mount, and 75 mm × 75 mm × 86.9 mm dimensions.