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Features at a Glance

Image chip with Global Shutter for dynamic applications
Compact and robust aluminum housing in 29 × 49.1 × 29 mm format
Different lenses can be adapted thanks to standard thread

BB6K004 Machine Vision Camera

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Machine Vision Cameras make it possible to record images in vision applications. The images are read out via a 1-gigabit Ethernet interface. The camera can be connected via a PoE port so that only one cable is required. The small and rugged aluminum housing as well as the C-mount threaded connection can be easily and flexibly integrated. The high-performance Sony Pregius image chip ensures high frame rates, optimum image quality without noise under difficult lighting conditions and extremely sharp images even in dynamic applications thanks to Global Shutter.

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Features at a Glance

Image chip with Global Shutter for dynamic applications
Compact and robust aluminum housing in 29 × 49.1 × 29 mm format
Different lenses can be adapted thanks to standard thread

Technical data

Optical Data
Resolution	2,448 × 2,048 Pixel
Resolution	5 MP
Aspect Ratio	5:4
Pixel Size	3.45 × 3.45 µm
Sensor Type	CMOS
Sensor Designation	Sony IMX264LQR-C
Image Chip	color
Image chip size	2/3"
Frame rate (fullframe)	< 22 fps

Electrical Data
Supply Voltage	12 ... 24 V DC
Current Consumption (Ub = 24 V)	< 130 mA
Temperature Range	0 ... 55 °C
Storage temperature	-20 ... 60 °C
Atmospheric humidity	20...80%
Number of GPIOs (general purpose I/Os)	2
GPIO voltage range	0 ... 3.3 V DC
GPIO maximum output current	8 mA
GPIO protective circuit	no
Number of Flash Outputs	1
Flash Output	Optoisolator
Number of trigger inputs	1
Trigger Input	Optoisolator
Short Circuit Protection	no
Overload Protection	no
Supported PoE Classes	2
Supported PoE Standard	IEEE802.3af, IEEE802.at
Protection Class	III

Mechanical Data
Lens thread	C-Mount
Housing Material	Aluminum, powder-coated
Optic Cover	Glass
Degree of Protection	IP30
Connection	HR25, 8-pin
Type of Connection Ethernet	RJ45, 8-pin
Weight	51 g

Safety-relevant Data
Diagnostic Coverage (DC)	0 %
MTTFd (EN ISO 13849-1)	30.36 a
Mission Time TM (EN ISO 13849-1)	20 a

Function
Global Shutter	yes
Subsampling	yes

Interface
Ethernet	yes

Output
PoE	yes

Standards and certificates

Connection Diagram

Dimensioned Picture
Dimensions specified in mm (1 mm = 0.03937") Screw M3 = 1 Nm

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Vision Calculator

A high-quality and sharp image is essential for robust and stable image evaluation. The interaction between lens and illumination is often underestimated. The wenglor Vision Calculator makes it easier to select the right lens for C mount cameras and helps to select the right autofocus camera for the relevant machine vision application.
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