The Imaging Source AcC 36DX568-I67 Color GMSL2 Camera

Highlights

The Imaging Source AcC 36DX568-I67 Color GMSL2 Camera is a rugged 5 MP Acuva industrial camera built around the Sony IMX568 Pregius S CMOS sensor. It captures 2,448 × 2,048 color images at up to 50 fps with 2.74 µm pixels and a global shutter.

Designed for embedded and industrial vision systems in demanding environments, the camera combines a high-speed GMSL2 interface with IP6K6 and IP6K7 protection under ISO 20653. Rugged coaxial connectivity with FAKRA cabling supports long-distance embedded camera integration, while the compact 36 × 36 × 60.3 mm housing simplifies installation in automotive, robotics, agricultural and industrial vision systems.

Features

• 5 MP resolution with a full image size of 2,448 × 2,048 pixels.
• Up to 50 fps at full resolution.
• Sony IMX568 sensor based on Pregius S CMOS imaging technology.
• Global-shutter operation supports distortion-free capture of moving objects.
• 2.74 µm pixels on a 1/1.8-inch sensor with a 6.7 × 5.6 mm active area.
• 10-bit Bayer color output supports detailed industrial image acquisition.
• GMSL2 interface supports data transfer speeds of up to 6 Gbps.
• IP6K6 and IP6K7 protection under ISO 20653 supports operation in demanding environments.
• Rugged coaxial connectivity with FAKRA cabling supports reliable embedded installations.
• Trigger input supports externally controlled image acquisition.
• M12x0.5 lens mount supports compact embedded optics.
• 15 µs to 1 s exposure range provides flexible exposure control.
• Compact rugged housing measures 36 × 36 × 60.3 mm and weighs 80 g.
• Optional tripod adapter provides additional mounting flexibility.

Applications

• Embedded vision systems
• Automotive imaging
• Robotics and autonomous systems
• Agricultural automation
• High-speed industrial inspection
• Machine vision in harsh environments
• Mobile and vehicle-mounted vision systems
• Externally triggered imaging systems
• Long-distance embedded camera installations
• NVIDIA Jetson-based vision systems