The Basler acA1300-210uc USB 3.0 camera has ON Semiconductor PYTHON 1300 CMOS sensor and delivers 210 frames per second at 1.3 MP resolution.

Enter two or three words or expressions. You will be demonstrated items that contain every one of the words and expressions entered. Item names are looked, just as item portrayals. When scanning for ‘link’, any cameras that incorporate that word in their portrayal will be shown.Use quotes around expressions.

To prohibit a word or expression, embed a space and a less sign preceding the word or expression.

Utilize an underscore to speak to any one character, or a reference mark to speak to any number of characters.

Indicate characters inside square sections to speak to any character in a set or scope of characters. For instance, both [a-f] and [abcdef] will coordinate any character among “an” and “f”, including “an” and “f”.

All Basler Ace cameras come with an option to provide camera power and data via a single cable. They also offer separate input/output ports for triggering or flash control. And like all Basler cameras, the ace family comes with a long list of firmware features

ace U
With speeds of up to 751 fps and the acA1300-210uc latest CMOS sensors of the Sony Pregius and Sony STARVIS lines as well as PYTHON sensors from ON Semiconductor, the ace U represents the next evolution of the ace in the areas of sensor technology and firmware features. It offers state-of-the-art CMOS technology and interface standards combined with advanced firmware features such as PGI.

Highlights of the ace U

• State-of-the-art sensors
  of the Sony Pregius and
  STARVIS lines as well as
  ON Semiconductor’s
  PYTHON series
• Fast speeds of up to 751 fps
• USB3 Vision, GigE Vision 2.0
  (IEEE1588, PTP)
• Advanced Feature Set