IDS Imaging GV-53F2LE-MB | 5 MP IMX568 GigE Board Camera

IDS Imaging GV-53F2LE-MB — 5 MP Global-Shutter GigE Board Camera

Product Overview

IDS Imaging GV-53F2LE-MB 5 MP global-shutter GigE board camera delivers crisp 2472 × 2064 images for fast, space-constrained OEM designs. Built around Sony’s IMX568 (1/1.8″, 2.74 µm), it suppresses motion artifacts and preserves fine detail. The compact 45 × 45 × 10 mm board with 12–24 V input and low mass integrates easily in robotics, instruments, and embedded frames. Hardware I/O for trigger and strobe, plus I²C and GPIO, simplify deterministic control. Exposure from very short to multi-second, 12-bit output, and Precision Time Protocol support consistent results across multi-camera systems. Offered in color and mono versions.

IDS Imaging GV-53F2LE-MB 5 MP global-shutter GigE board camera turns advanced features into practical gains on the line. Hardware trigger and 3.3 V flash sync deliver tight strobe timing for freeze-frame inspection. Region of Interest and decimation help push effective frame rates or reduce bandwidth when networks are crowded. PTP aligns exposure across multiple cameras; GPIO and I²C simplify peripheral control. Wide exposure range, 12-bit pixel formats, and robust thermal headroom support stable imaging in variable light and compact housings. Choose color for accurate rendering or mono for maximum sensitivity and measurement fidelity.

Real-World Applications powered by Sony IMX568 global-shutter imaging

1. High-Speed Parcel & Barcode Sortation
   Fast logistics lines punish cameras with blur, skewed codes, and limited field coverage. Using the Sony IMX568 inside the GV-53F2LE-MB, a true global shutter freezes parcels at speed so 1D/2D symbols stay square and readable. The 5.1 MP canvas captures multiple labels in one frame, while short exposures with LED strobe avoid smear from glossy shrink-wrap. ROI and decimation let you raise effective frame rate or reduce bandwidth during peaks without changing optics. PTP time sync coordinates multiple sides of the carton for fewer no-reads and hands-off rework. The result is stable decoding, faster routing, and smoother downstream automation.

2. Intelligent Traffic Monitoring & ANPR
   Roadside monitoring demands distortion-free plates at closing speeds and in harsh contrast. An IMX568 global-shutter camera locks geometry during fast motion, delivering crisp characters and bumper details for ANPR and vehicle analytics. The 1/1.8″ format provides flexible lensing for single- or dual-lane coverage, and 5 MP resolution preserves tight character spacing at longer standoff. Short exposure windows pair with strobed illumination to beat headlight glare. GigE cabling supports remote enclosures, while PTP holds timing alignment across intersections. Engineers gain higher read rates, cleaner evidence frames, and consistent performance through rain, fog, and vibration without resorting to bulky housings or exotic optics.

3. Robot Guidance, Bin Picking & End-Effector Vision
   Robots need images that match the world’s geometry, not a rolling-shutter slant. IMX568-based end-effector cameras give true shapes as grippers move, so vision-guided pick, place, and fastening steps land exactly where intended. The 5.1 MP array resolves tiny holes, edges, and fiducials, while sub-millisecond exposures freeze vibration from conveyors. Hardware trigger and 3.3 V flash sync align light with robot motion; GPIO and I²C simplify tool-changer and light control. ROI accelerates feedback for fine alignment, and compact board-level construction fits wrists and tight jigs. Expect fewer mispicks, shorter cycle times, and faster changeovers across multi-SKU cells.

4. Electronics AOI & Multi-Station Quality Control
   Electronics and packaging lines rely on predictable timing and pixel-true measurements. With IMX568, global shutter guarantees square pads and labels, while 5 MP detail resolves hairline bridges, laser-etched codes, and seal defects. Multi-ROI and decimation let stations watch only the regions that matter, raising effective throughput and trimming network load. Short exposures with strobes create stop-motion clarity for moving belts. PTP coordinates cameras across several gates so measurements remain comparable between steps. Engineers boost first-pass yield and traceability without new lenses or extra lighting, and can scale stations later by re-tuning ROI rather than re-architecting the entire vision pipeline.

5. Embedded & Mobile Vision for AGVs/AMRs
   Autonomous carts and mobile platforms need lightweight cabling, low latency, and stable images during quick turns. An IMX568 global-shutter camera preserves object shape for reliable detection and tracking, while 5 MP resolution maintains range for aisle signage, pallets, and pedestrians. The 1/1.8″ format keeps optics compact; board-level packaging slips into slim mast or bumper pods. Deterministic trigger, flash output, and PTP support multi-camera synchronization for 360° coverage or stereo depth. ROI helps sustain frame rate when compute is busy, and GigE allows long runs back to the processor. The payoff is steadier navigation and fewer dropped frames in vibration-prone environments.