The Imaging Source Visus ViM 43GX568 Monochrome Camera

Highlights

The Imaging Source Visus ViM 43GX568 Monochrome Camera is a 5 MP GigE industrial camera built around the Sony IMX568 CMOS Pregius S sensor. It captures 2,448 × 2,048 monochrome images at up to 23 fps with 2.74 µm pixels and a global shutter.

GigE Vision and GenICam compatibility support standards-based integration into machine-vision systems, while PoE enables power and image data through one Ethernet connection. External triggering, configurable GPIO, and a compact 29 × 29 × 44 mm housing support streamlined industrial deployment.

Features

• 5 MP resolution with a full image size of 2,448 × 2,048 pixels.
• Up to 23 fps at full resolution using the Mono8 output format.
• Sony IMX568 sensor based on CMOS Pregius S technology.
• Global-shutter operation for capturing moving objects without rolling-shutter distortion.
• 2.74 µm pixels on a 1/1.8-inch sensor with a 6.7 × 5.6 mm active area.
• Monochrome image output with Mono8, Mono12Packed and Mono16 formats.
• GigE Vision interface through an RJ45 connection for network-based integration and extended cable lengths.
• Power over Ethernet support for transmitting camera power and image data through one Ethernet cable.
• C-mount optical interface for compatibility with industrial machine-vision lenses.
• External trigger and GPIO through a 6-pin connector with one optocoupled trigger input and two configurable I/O lines.
• Automatic exposure and gain with configurable limits, reference brightness, highlight reduction and an automatic-functions ROI.
• Partial-scan, binning and skipping for adjusting the readout area, output resolution and maximum frame rate.
• IEEE 1588 PTP synchronization for synchronizing camera timestamps across compatible network devices.
• Scheduled action triggering for time-controlled image acquisition through the GigE Vision interface.
• Compact IP40 housing measuring 29 × 29 × 44 mm and weighing 63 g.

Applications

• High-throughput inspection systems
• Industrial automation
• Factory automation
• Food and beverage inspection
• Electronics inspection
• Warehouse and logistics imaging
• Traffic and rail safety monitoring
• Asset tracking
• Medical and analytical imaging
• Agricultural monitoring and inspection