IDS industrial camera or machine vision cameras was the most easy 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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Camera Features
The UI-5370CP Rev. 2 is fitted with the highly-sensitive and fast 4.19 megapixel CMOS sensor from CMOSIS (CMV4000). The sensor provides a host of innovative and useful sensor features as well as a resolution of 2048 x 2048 pixels. Thanks to the innovative pixel architecture, fixed pattern noise and hiss are considerably reduced. The pipelining feature also allows further exposure while the sensor data is being read out, which speeds up the readout and effectively reduces motion blur. With an extremely large optical format of 1″, the sensor delivers large pixels and is extremely low-noise and sensitive to light.
IDS Software Suite is an identical software package for all IDS cameras. It supports all sensor features. For Windows and Linux (32 and 64 bit)
Camera Data
| Item number |
- UI-5370CP-C-HQ Rev.2: AB00923
- UI-5370CP-M-GL Rev.2: AB00922
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| Name |
UI-5370CP Rev. 2 |
| Family |
CP |
| Interface |
GigE |
| Sensor type |
CMOS |
| Manufacturer |
CMOSIS |
| Frame rate |
28.0 fps |
| Resolution (h x v) |
2048 x 2048 |
| Optical Area |
11.264 mm x 11.264 mm |
| Shutter |
Global Shutter |
| Optical class |
1″ |
| Resolution |
4.19 MPix |
| Pixel size |
5.50 µm |
| IP code |
IP30 |
| Data sheet |
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Camera Functions
- Extremely large 1″ optical format
- Up to 28 frames per second at full resolution
- Up to 12 bits per pixel
- Global shutter
- Fast trigger mode (further exposure possible during readout)
- Multiple AOI (up to eight AOIs possible)
- Various HDR modes
- Power over Ethernet
- 120 MB of internal image memory
