IDS Imaging : UI-3060CP Rev. 2
Description
The UI-3060CP with Sony’s 2.3 MP sensor IMX174 (1936 x 1216 px) sets a new standard in terms of light sensitivity, dynamic range and color reproduction. The USB 3 industrial camera provides excellent image quality with extraordinarily low-noise performance – at frame rates up to 166 fps (full resolution). The sensor is perfect for applications demanding excellent image quality even in low-light conditions as well as in industrial automation, quality assurance and robotics.
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Features
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Specifications
| Item number | UI-3060CP-C-HQ Rev.2: AB00605UI-3060CP-M-GL Rev.2: AB00604 |
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| Data sheet | UI-3060CP-C-HQ Rev.2UI-3060CP-M-GL Rev.2 |
| Camera family | CP |
| Interface | USB 3 |
| Interface-Speed | 5.00 Gbps |
| Sensor type | CMOS |
| Sensor manufacturer | Sony |
| Frame rate @ resolution max. | 166 fps |
| Resolution (h x v) | 1936 x 1216 px |
| Optical Area | 11.345 mm x 7.126 mm |
| Shutter | Global Shutter |
| Optical class | 1/1.2" |
| Resolution | 2.35 MP |
| Pixel size | 5.86 µm |
| IP code | IP30 |
| Sensor model | IMX174 |
| Product Life Cycle | Not recommended for new designs |
| CAD Data | CAD Data |
| Technical drawing | Technical drawing |
Applications
Biotechnology and life sciences
Image processing can be used, for example, to analyze living organisms and biological processes - from swarm behaviour to cell division.
Machine vision
Industrial image processing is used in a wide variety of applications - from quality assurance to automation.
Process control
Cameras check the material supply in the process and are used e.g. for the intermediate and final inspection of products.
Quality assurance
IDS cameras are used in different production phases, e.g. by checking completeness or by detecting defects.
Robotics
With IDS cameras, robots learn to "see" - this enables applications such as bin picking or (de-)palletizing.
Visualisation
Recognize details more accurately - for example, by displaying close-up images on monitors.