The Imaging Source DFM 47GX676-ML Color Board Camera

Highlights

The Imaging Source DFM 47GX676-ML Color Board Camera is a compact 12.5 MP GigE board-level camera built around the Sony IMX676 STARVIS 2 sensor. It captures 3,536 × 3,536 color images at up to 9 fps with 2.0 µm pixels and a rolling shutter.

Designed for OEM and space-constrained machine-vision integration, the camera combines an angled RJ45 GigE interface with an M12x0.5 lens mount in a compact 36 × 38 × 17 mm form factor. External triggering, two digital outputs, GigE Vision support, and IEEE 1588 PTP provide flexible integration into synchronized industrial imaging systems.

Features

• 12.5 MP resolution with a full image size of 3,536 × 3,536 pixels.
• Up to 9 fps at full resolution using the BayerRG8 output format.
• Sony IMX676 sensor based on STARVIS 2 imaging technology.
• Rolling-shutter operation supports high-resolution color image acquisition.
• 2.0 µm pixels on a 1/1.6-inch sensor with a 7.1 × 7.1 mm active area.
• Color image output with Bayer, YUV, RGB24 and monochrome output formats.
• GigE Vision interface using an angled RJ45 connector for flexible network integration.
• M12x0.5 lens mount supports compact optical integration in embedded and OEM systems.
• No IR-cut filter extends the color sensor’s response beyond a standard filtered color configuration.
• External trigger and digital outputs with one trigger input and two open-drain outputs.
• Automatic exposure, gain and white balance provide adaptable image control under changing illumination.
• Partial-scan imaging supports selection of a smaller sensor region for optimized image acquisition.
• 2× binning provides an additional sensor readout option for resolution and sensitivity optimization.
• IEEE 1588 PTP and scheduled actions support synchronized, time-controlled image acquisition across compatible network devices.

Applications

• OEM machine-vision systems
• Embedded vision systems
• High-resolution color inspection systems
• Space-constrained industrial equipment
• Industrial automation
• Automated optical inspection
• Quality-assurance systems
• Externally triggered imaging systems
• Synchronized multi-camera systems
• Long-distance GigE camera installations