The Basler acA800-560um USB 3.0 camera with the ON Semiconductor PYTHON 500 CMOS sensor delivers 560frames per second at CCIR resolution.

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All Basler Ace cameras come with an option to provide camera power and data via a single cable. They acA800-560um 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
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