The Imaging Source Aptiris ApM 39UX568-F Monochrome Autofocus Camera

Highlights

The The Imaging Source Aptiris ApM 39UX568-F is a 5 MP monochrome USB 3.1 autofocus camera built around the Sony IMX568-AAMJ-C CMOS Pregius S sensor. It captures 2,448 × 2,048 images at up to 74 fps with 2.74 µm pixels and a global shutter.

Its motorized M12x0.5 lens mount supports software-driven one-push autofocus for machine-vision systems where working distance changes. USB3 Vision and UVC compatibility, trigger and strobe I/O, and a compact 36 × 36 × 33.8 mm housing support integration into Windows and Linux imaging systems.

Features

• 5 MP resolution with a full image size of 2,448 × 2,048 pixels.
• Up to 74 fps at full resolution for responsive image acquisition.
• Sony IMX568-AAMJ-C sensor using CMOS Pregius S technology.
• Global-shutter operation for capturing moving subjects without rolling-shutter distortion.
• 2.74 µm pixels on a 1/1.8-inch sensor format.
• Monochrome image output with 8-bit, 12-bit packed and 16-bit container formats.
• USB 3.1 Type-C interface with camera power supplied through the USB connection.
• USB3 Vision and UVC compatibility for standards-based integration with imaging software.
• Motorized M12x0.5 mount with a 1.1 mm autofocus stroke and software-controlled lens positioning.
• One-push autofocus using image contrast to automatically establish a focused image.
• Configurable regions of interest for partial sensor readout, autofocus and automatic image-control functions.
• Trigger, strobe and GPIO support through a 4-pin input/output connector.
• Automatic exposure and gain with configurable limits, reference brightness and highlight reduction.
• Compact USB-powered housing measuring 36 × 36 × 33.8 mm and weighing 65 g.
• Windows and Linux software support including IC Imaging Control 4 and standards-based third-party integration.

Applications

• Medical imaging systems
• Life-science imaging
• Laboratory automation
• Warehouse automation
• Logistics imaging systems
• Machine vision with changing working distances
• Variable-distance automated inspection
• Imaging stations requiring software-controlled refocusing
• OEM autofocus imaging systems