The Basler acA720-290gm GigE camera with the Sony IMX287 CMOS sensor delivers 291 frames per second at VGA resolution.

ace U
With speeds of up to 751 fps and the acA720-290gm 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.

The expert arrangement of cameras offer awesome esteem. The acA720-290gm is based on the Sony Pregius IMX287 1/2.9″ sensor. With enormous 6.9 µm pixels and 70% quantum productivity, it catches brilliant pictures even with short exposures. Enormous pixels can likewise prompt improved profundity of field.

This camera highlights Basler PGI for decreased clamor and improved sharpness. This is particularly valuable when imaging little printed highlights, for example, content and scanner tags.

This camera has a worldwide shade for “stop-activity” imaging. The camera can yield a blaze window sign to control the light source.

Since the Basler expert GigE camera utilizes a similar 29 x 29 mm impression that has been standard on simple cameras for a long time, substitution of simple cameras is simple. Some current Camera Link cameras and IEEE 1394a or 1394b cameras with this equivalent impression can likewise be effectively supplanted.

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