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Hikrobot MV-SC5100XM

4096 × 2816
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Hikrobot MV-SC5100XM

Dense sampling for wide inspection fields

The 4096 × 2816 resolution and 2 µm pixel pitch give MV-SC5100XM a high-density sampling layout within the SC5000X smart-camera range. Its frame preserves substantially more positions than the 3200 × 1920 MV-SC5060XM while using the same pitch. Select MV-SC5100XM when the additional horizontal and vertical sample positions are needed for the image-space feature layout.

A field containing many inspection regions can be distributed across the 4096 × 2816 image, including repeated assembly features, long printed areas or closely spaced edges. Lens magnification should map the required object field onto the full sensor grid, and optical resolution should be considered against the 2 µm pitch. These constraints turn the pixel count into usable feature separation at the workpiece.

MV-SC5060XM steps down to 3200 × 1920 at the same 2 µm pitch when its smaller grid covers the task. MV-SC5120XM uses 4096 × 2944 with 3.45 µm pixels, mono output, global shutter and up to 30 fps, providing a higher vertical count. MV-SC5100XC shares 4096 × 2816 and 2 µm, leaving resolution and pitch equal between MV-SC5100XM and MV-SC5100XC.

Available versions

Same device, different configuration. We match the part number to your working distance and field of view.

Part numberPNLensFocusingLight source
MV-SC5100XM-00C-NNN308601472C-mount, lens not includedC-mountno built-in light
MV-SC5100XM-08M-WBN3086014618mmmechanicalwhite, basic
MV-SC5100XM-12M-WBN30860146012mmmechanicalwhite, basic
MV-SC5100XM-16M-WBN30860147016mmmechanicalwhite, basic

Specifications

Resolution4096 × 2816
Pixel size2 µm
CertificationCE-EMC,KC

Selection and applications

Large-grid feature inspection at 4096 × 2816. Repeated-position checks across a wide field. Lens matching for 2 µm sampling.

Minimum kit: Set up MV-SC5100XM around its 4096 × 2816 imaging grid and 2 µm pixel pitch.

Nearby in the range: MV-SC5060XM — Prefer it when a 3200 × 1920 grid meets the task at the same 2 µm pitch.; MV-SC5120XM — Prefer it for characterised mono global-shutter capture at 4096 × 2944 and 30 fps.; MV-SC5100XC — Consider it as the paired 4096 × 2816 option with equal 2 µm pitch..

Cables and accessories for this model

Compatibility per manufacturer data.

I/O & power cables
ID power, M12 12-pin
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Power

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FAQ

How many sampling positions does MV-SC5100XM provide?

The frame is 4096 × 2816 and the pixel pitch is 2 µm. These are the primary values for mapping field of view and feature size onto the sensor, and they place it above MV-SC5060XM in both horizontal and vertical sample count.

Why would MV-SC5060XM be selected instead of this model?

MV-SC5060XM provides 3200 × 1920 at the same 2 µm pitch. It is the factual lower-grid alternative when that number of samples covers the required field, whereas MV-SC5100XM increases both axes to 4096 × 2816.

How is MV-SC5120XM positioned against MV-SC5100XM?

MV-SC5120XM uses 4096 × 2944, adding vertical positions to the 4096 × 2816 comparison. It has 3.45 µm pixels, a 1.1-inch mono global-shutter sensor, C-mount optics and a documented maximum of 30 fps.

What must the lens resolve for effective use of the pixel grid?

The optics should map the complete object field across 4096 × 2816 positions and preserve transitions that matter at the selected magnification. The 2 µm pitch is the sensor-side sampling reference for checking whether lens detail supports the inspection target.

Are MV-SC5100XM and MV-SC5100XC different in resolution?

Both MV-SC5100XM and MV-SC5100XC state 4096 × 2816 resolution and a 2 µm pixel pitch. The two published spatial parameters are identical, so any variant decision must be based on configuration requirements other than those shared values.

Typical applications