BFS-U3-19S4C-C : 1/1.7″ CMOS, Color , 1.9 MP, Global, USB3.0, 131fps
Features
- The FLIR USB3 Blackfly S BFS-U3-19S4C-C produces the exact images you need. with a choice of CMOS global shutter, polarization, and high-sensitivity BSI sensors. Color transformation tools ensure true-to-life color. Advanced auto-algorithms or precise manual control
- Support for a wide range of operating systems and host system hardware architectures. Easily switch to board level models for embedded systems. Simplified product iteration with consistent form factor across sensor sizes by developing once & deploying everywhere!
- The BFS-U3-19S4C-C helps to accelerate application development with its compatibility with third-party software and hardware. Less code-writing required using powerful on-camera features. Quickly build custom applications with rich sample code and descriptive API logging.
Highlights
The FLIR Blackfly S BFS-U3-19S4C-C USB3 color camera offers 1.9 MP, 131 FPS, and a Sony IMX430 sensor. The Blackfly® S leverages the industry’s most advanced sensors in an ice-cube form factor. It is packed with powerful features enabling you to easily produce the exact images you need and accelerate your application development. This includes both automatic and precise manual control over image capture and on-camera pre-processing. The Blackfly S is available in GigE, USB3, cased, and board-level versions. The BFS-U3-19S4C-C Blackfly camera line solidifies significantly sensitive sensors, industry-driving sensibility, and an enormous gathering of unique features for unyielding worth. Every Blackfly model comes squeezed with helpfulness proposed to enhance execution and enduring quality, including a 16 MByte plot support; LED status markers; and an on-camera picture getting ready pipeline that gives concealing presentation, gamma, and inquiry table convenience.
FLIR Blackfly USB 3.0 Cameras are small, light, and informative responses for imaging applications that require a lot of space. These USB 3.0 cameras combine find programming and SDK, and they’re easy to use.