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UI-3130CP Rev. 2

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IDS Imaging : UI-3130CP Rev. 2

Description

The USB 3 camera UI-3130CP with 1/3.6″ global shutter CMOS sensor PYTHON 500 by onsemi is fully designed to provide high-speed: using the unique AOI feature (horizontal and vertical read-out), the industrial camera reaches more than 1,000 fps. Therefore, the CMOS camera (0.5 MP: 800 x 600 px pixels, up to 396 fps) is suitable especially for classical machine vision applications, for slow motion or high-speed tracking applications. Available as monochrome or color version.
This camera model will be supported beginning with IDS Software Suite 4.80.

Features

Characteristics
  • 100% quality tested
  • 1 software for all cameras
  • SuperSpeed USB5 Gbps
  • CMOS sensor
  • Integrated image memory with 128 MB
  • Industrial standard: 29 x 29 x 29 mm
  • 3 years warranty
  • Made in Germany

Specifications

Item number UI-3130CP-C-HQ Rev.2: AB00690UI-3130CP-M-GL Rev.2: AB00689
Data sheet UI-3130CP-C-HQ Rev.2UI-3130CP-M-GL Rev.2
Camera family CP
Interface USB 3
Interface-Speed 5.00 Gbps
Sensor type CMOS
Sensor manufacturer onsemi
Frame rate @ resolution max. 396 fps
Resolution (h x v) 800 x 600 px
Optical Area 3.840 mm x 2.880 mm
Shutter Global Shutter
Optical class 1/3.6"
Resolution 0.48 MP
Pixel size 4.80 µm
IP code IP30
Sensor model PYTHON 500
Product Life Cycle Not recommended for new designs

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Applications

Inspection applications

IDS cameras can be used to check for completeness or material defects and to detect defects or bar/matrix codes.

Machine vision

Industrial image processing is used in a wide variety of applications - from quality assurance to automation.

Object tracking

Whether in sports, on the production line or in research projects - IDS cameras keep a close eye on objects.

Quality assurance

IDS cameras are used in different production phases, e.g. by checking completeness or by detecting defects.