Basler ace 2 a2A1920-51gcPRO GigE Color Camera

Technical Overview

High-resolution 2.3 MP GigE color camera with 51 fps (100 fps with Compression Beyond), global shutter, and PoE. Compact 29x29mm design.

Key Features

Sony IMX392 CMOS Global Shutter Sensor for distortion-free images of moving objects.
2.3 MP (1920 x 1200 pixels) resolution for detailed imaging.
Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) interface with Power over Ethernet (PoE) for simplified single-cable installation.
Standard frame rate of 51 fps, expandable up to 100 fps with Compression Beyond.
Pixel Beyond for virtual adjustment of sensor pixel size and characteristics to optimize image capture.
Compact housing with a 29 x 29 mm footprint, excluding connectors and lens mount.
C-Mount lens interface for wide compatibility with industrial lenses.
Removable IR cut filter for flexible imaging across different light spectra.
Robust M8 I/O connector with 1 opto-coupled input and 2 general purpose I/O (GPIO) lines for versatile control.
GenICam and GigE Vision 2.0 compliant for broad software compatibility and easy integration.
Includes Basler Pylon SDK Software and Driver for efficient system development.
Pixel Bit Depth of 8, 10, or 12 bits for flexible image data processing.
Operating temperature range from -10 °C to +50 °C for demanding industrial environments.
IP30 protection class for basic protection against solid objects.

Technical Specification Matrix

Parameter	Value
Sensor Type	Sony IMX392, Progressive Scan CMOS Global Shutter
Resolution (H x V Pixels)	1920 x 1200
Megapixels	2.3 MP
Frame Rate	51 fps (up to 100 fps with Compression Beyond)
Sensor Format	1/2.3"
Pixel Size (H x V)	3.45 μm x 3.45 μm
Interface	GigE (Gigabit Ethernet)
Power Supply	Power over Ethernet (PoE) or 12-24 VDC via I/O connector
Power Consumption (Typical)	3.4 W (via I/O), 4.8 W (PoE)
Lens Mount	C-Mount
Pixel Bit Depth	8/10/12 Bit
Digital Input	1 (opto-coupled)
General Purpose I/O (GPIO)	2
Operating Temperature	-10 °C to +50 °C
Protection Class	IP30
Dynamic Range	69.2 dB
Synchronization	Hardware Trigger (GPIO), Software Trigger, or Free-Run
Physical Weight (kg)	0.11
Dimensions L x W x H (cm)	5.55 x 2.9 x 2.9

Industrial Applications

1. High-Speed Quality Inspection on Production Lines

The camera's 2.3 MP color resolution and global shutter at 51 fps (up to 100 fps with Compression Beyond) enable precise and blur-free inspection of fast-moving products. The GigE interface with PoE simplifies integration into existing industrial networks.

Problem Solved

Detecting minute defects, color inconsistencies, or missing components on high-volume production lines without compromising throughput due to motion blur or slow image acquisition.

2.3 MP Color Resolution51-100 fps Frame RateGlobal ShutterGigE with PoEQuality Control

2. Robotics and Automation Guidance

Its compact size (55.5 x 29 x 29 mm), global shutter, and precise imaging capabilities provide real-time visual feedback for robotic arms performing pick-and-place, assembly, or manipulation tasks in dynamic environments. The robust M8 I/O connector and GigE interface ensure reliable communication.

Problem Solved

Enabling robots to accurately identify, locate, and interact with objects in motion or in precise positions, improving accuracy and speed in automated manufacturing processes.

Compact SizeGlobal ShutterGigE InterfaceRoboticsPrecision Guidance

3. Medical and Laboratory Imaging

The high resolution (1920 x 1200), color sensor, and global shutter are well-suited for detailed imaging in laboratory settings (e.g., microscopy, cell counting) where precise, clear, and fast image capture of samples is critical. The IP30 rating is sufficient for many non-sterile lab environments, and the wide operating temperature range (-10 to +50 °C) ensures stable performance.

Problem Solved

Capturing high-quality, detailed images of biological samples or medical components rapidly and accurately, supporting diagnostics, research, and analysis in environments requiring consistent performance.

1920x1200 ResolutionColor ImagingGlobal ShutterIP30Laboratory Analysis