HIKROBOT
Line scan camera MV-CL162-B0F2C
Manufacturer part number: MV-CL162-B0F2C
- Interface
- 2LC fiber connector
- Line resolution
- 16K
- Resolution
- 16384 × 2
- Pixel size
- 3.5 µm × 3.5 µm
- Max. line rate
- 130 kHz
- Mono / color
- Color
- Sensor type
- CMOS
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| Manufacturer part number | MV-CL162-B0F2C |
|---|---|
| Hersteller-Artikelnummer | MV-CL162-B0F2C |
| Sensor type | CMOS |
| Pixel size | 3.5 µm × 3.5 µm |
| Resolution | 16384 × 2 |
| Max. line rate | 1 Link mode: 24.4 kHz @ RGB 8/BGR 8, 65 kHz @ Mono 8 & Bayer RG 8, 58.5 kHz @ Mono 10 & Bayer RG 10, 48.8 kHz @ Mono 12 & Bayer RG 12, 73.2 kHz @ Bayer BRGG 8 2 Link mode: 49.3 kHz @ RGB 8/BGR 8, 65 kHz @ Mono 8/10/12 & Bayer RG 8/10/12, 130 kHz @ Bayer BRGG 8 |
| Mono/color | Color |
| Data interface | 2LC fiber connector |
| Lens mount | M72*0.75, flange back length 12 mm, applicable to F-mount via lens adapter |
| Dimension | 132 mm × 76 mm × 55.5 mm (5.2" × 3.0" × 2.2") |
| Certification | CE-EMC,KC |
Data according to the manufacturer's documentation. The current manufacturer datasheet, quotation and order confirmation are authoritative. Errors and changes excepted.
Description
16K XoFLink line scan camera HikRobot MV-CL162-B0F2C (color)
The MV-CL162-B0F2C line scan camera resolves 16384 × 2 pixels, spread over 2 sensor lines, pixel size 3.5 µm × 3.5 µm, CMOS sensor. At full line width it reaches 130 kHz (1 Link mode, Bayer BRGG 8).
Interface and integration
It connects via 2LC fiber connector, lens mount M72*0.75, active line length 57.3 mm (from pixel count and pixel size).
Applications
Line scan cameras of the CL series are used for inspecting continuous material, films, paper, print and the surfaces of moving parts. We are glad to advise you on lighting, lens and encoder connection - just ask for price and delivery time.
