Hikrobot MV-CM3120C-1H

High-resolution inspection context

Fine spatial sampling is the defining characteristic of MV-CM3120C-1H. Its 12.4 MP color CMOS sensor records 4096 × 3024 with 2 µm × 2 µm pixels and a maximum rate of 30 fps. The 1/1.56-inch rolling-shutter sensor feeds an HDMI interface, while the front end uses C-mount optics for integration into a zoom microscope arrangement.

The image format suits close examination of stationary fine features, comparison of small surface details, and documentation tasks where the available pixel count is more important than the fastest live refresh. The 30 fps ceiling supports continuous viewing during careful positioning. Its 75 mm × 75 mm × 87.3 mm head requires only a slightly deeper allowance than the 86.9 mm bodies listed for the 3.7 MP CM systems.

MV-CM3040C-1H reduces output to 2560 × 1440 while retaining a 30 fps maximum and uses 2.9 µm pixels. MV-CM2020C-0H steps down to 1920 × 1080 but doubles the maximum rate to 60 fps. MV-MZS400H-101 carries the same 4096 × 3024, 2 µm, 30 fps imaging values in an MZS system whose dimensions also enumerate the lens, light source, stand, and base.

Specifications

Selection and applications

12.4 MP fine-feature inspection. 4096 × 3024 color documentation. High-detail HDMI microscope viewing.

Minimum kit: The operating set requires MV-CM3120C-1H, a C-mount lens covering its 1/1.56-inch sensor, and an HDMI cable.

Nearby in the range: MV-CM3040C-1H — Prefer it when 2560 × 1440 at 30 fps provides enough image detail.; MV-CM2020C-0H — Prefer it when 60 fps matters more than 4096 × 3024 sampling.; MV-MZS400H-101 — Prefer it for the same 12.4 MP imaging values with documented MZS assembly dimensions..

FAQ

When is the 4096 × 3024 output useful in microscope work?

The 12.4 MP image format supports inspection and documentation of small stationary features where spatial sampling is the main selection criterion. MV-CM3120C-1H supplies that resolution in color at up to 30 fps through HDMI.

What sensor and pixel geometry are used by MV-CM3120C-1H?

The camera head uses a 1/1.56-inch color CMOS sensor with a rolling shutter and 2 µm × 2 µm pixels. Those facts should guide optical matching and motion testing, especially when the subject can change position during an exposure.

How should a C-mount optic be matched to this 12.4 MP head?

Choose a C-mount microscope optic with coverage for the 1/1.56-inch sensor. The optical path should also preserve the detail needed by the 2 µm pixel sampling, while magnification and working distance must follow the viewed area required by the inspection.

Does the higher resolution also bring a higher frame rate?

No. MV-CM3120C-1H reaches a maximum of 30 fps at its listed 4096 × 3024 format. MV-CM2020C-0H is the 60 fps alternative in this group, but its output is 1920 × 1080 rather than 12.4 MP.

What body depth and cable interface must the layout accommodate?

The enclosure is 75 mm × 75 mm × 87.3 mm, and HDMI is the data interface. Mechanical design should account for that camera volume plus the C-mount optical train at the front and the HDMI cable path at the connection side.