IDS imaging camera was the easiest integration cameras in the market. Therefore, is so easy for IDS cameras become most compatible with market most popular machine vision software such as OpenCV, Labview, Cognex and Halcon vision software. IDS also provide wide range of industrial C-mount cameras such GigE 5, GigE 10, GigE, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and USB 3.1 interfacing models.

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IDS Imaging Camera Features

The compact U3-3680XCP Rev.1.2 industrial camera with SuperSpeed USB 5 Gbps features the versatile 1/2.5″ 5.04 MPix onsemi AR0521 rolling shutter CMOS sensor (2592 x 1944 px, pixel size 2.2 µm, 48.0 fps). This makes it ideal for applications with low ambient light or changing lighting conditions. The camera, which measures only 29 x 29 x 17 mm (W/H/L), also delivers high-resolution data for detailed image evaluation in typical industrial applications. Thanks to BSI (“Back Side Illumination”) pixel technology, the AR0521 sensor excels not only with superior low-light performance, but also with low power consumption, high sensitivity in the NIR range, as well as low pixel noise.

With its practical fully enclosed housing, low weight and screwable USB micro-B connector, the camera can be used in a wide range of applications in both industrial and non-industrial areas. This includes, for example, analysis tasks in laboratories, visual support of autonomously navigating vehicles or the use in combination with robots and cobots in the field of automation.

Like all other camera models of the uEye XCP family, the U3-3680XCP Rev.1.2 is GenICam-compliant and thus compatible with our state-of-the-art SDK IDS peak software.

Please note: If you choose a model without filter glass (monochrome sensor, matchcode component “-NO”), make sure that no dust or other particles get onto the sensor during set-up and use.

Also available as a variant for specific performance requirements in the near infrared range (NIR) of the spectrum, i.e. above 750nm wavelength.

 

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