Hikrobot MV-SC1003M

Mono checks in a compact sensor head

Grayscale geometry and presence decisions at modest acquisition rates suit the MV-SC1003M configuration. A mono 1/6-inch CMOS sensor combines 640 × 480 resolution, 3.74 µm pixels and a global shutter at up to 15 fps. The integrated optical arrangement lists a 3.1 mm focal length with an M5.8 mount, while the exposure range of 60 µs to 7000 µs permits short triggered captures or longer collection under lower light.

Onboard processing includes edge and contour existence, spot and contour counting, diameter and width measurement, category recognition and fixture location. These tools support part-presence, edge-width and basic count checks without relying on color. White LED illumination and a single aiming LED are integrated. Fast Ethernet handles communication, and a combined terminal supplies power, one input, one output and RS-232 connectivity.

The closest counterpart is MV-SC1003C, which preserves the 640 × 480 grid, 15 fps rate and 3.1 mm optics but changes to color and includes color-specific tools. MV-SC1008M stays mono and retains 15 fps, yet uses 1024 × 768 pixels, a 1/5-inch sensor and 4.9 mm focal length. Pick MV-SC1003M for the lower-resolution mono task with 3.1 mm optics; step to MV-SC1008M for finer spatial sampling.

Available versions

One device, different revisions. We ship the current one by default; if a specific revision is already installed on your line, name it in the request and we will match it.

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Selection and applications

Grayscale presence decisions. Edge and contour measurement. Moderate-rate part counting.

Minimum kit: Start with MV-SC1003M, its integrated 3.1 mm M5.8-mount optical path and white LED, a Fast Ethernet cable, terminal wiring and a 12–24 V DC source.

Nearby in the range: MV-SC1003C — Choose it when color measurement or color counting is required at 640 × 480; MV-SC1008M — Prefer it for a 1024 × 768 mono image and 4.9 mm focal length; MV-SC2004EM — Move to it for 60 fps operation and an IP65 enclosure at 704 × 540.

Cables and accessories for this model

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Data cables

GigE

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FAQ

What kinds of grayscale decisions can MV-SC1003M execute onboard?

The processing list includes contrast, grayscale size, edge width, width, brightness, diameter and line-angle measurement. It also provides spot, edge, contour, circle and line existence checks plus category recognition and fixture location.

What are the image timing limits of the MV-SC1003M sensor?

The mono CMOS device captures 640 × 480 frames at up to 15 fps with a global shutter. Exposure is adjustable from 60 µs through 7000 µs, giving the integrator a defined range for balancing motion capture and available white LED illumination.

Which lens arrangement is supplied with the MV-SC1003M head?

A 3.1 mm focal length and M5.8 mount are listed for the 1/6-inch sensor, which uses 3.74 µm pixels. The head also includes white LED illumination and one aiming LED, so these elements form the optical baseline for field-of-view trials.

How much power and connection capacity does MV-SC1003M require?

The supply range is 12–24 V DC. Consumption averages 1.5 W at 12 V DC and reaches 3 W at 12 V DC. A green terminal includes one input, one output and RS-232, while 100 Mbit/s Fast Ethernet provides the data link.

Should MV-SC1003M or MV-SC1008M be selected for a mono check?

MV-SC1003M provides 640 × 480 pixels with 3.1 mm optics on a 1/6-inch sensor. MV-SC1008M raises resolution to 1024 × 768, uses a 1/5-inch sensor and a 4.9 mm focal length; both list a 15 fps maximum rate.