The Basler acA800-510um USB 3.0 camera with the ON Semiconductor PYTHON 500 CMOS sensor delivers 511 frames per second at CCIR resolution.

The Basler ace provides a full set of features to address a wide range of applications. Pixel data can be output in 8 or 12 bit depth. You may adjust the camera’s black level, gain, area of interest, input debounce, and trigger delay. It features automatic exposure control, pixel binning, horizontal image mirroring, event reporting, sending of test images, and a programmable lookup table. There are also “chunk” features that include a frame counter, time stamp, trigger input counter, and CRC checksum calculator. Note that not all features may be available when using third-party software.

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 latest CMOS sensors of the acA800-510um 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