The Basler puA2500-14um USB 3.0 camera with the ON Semiconductor MT9P031 CMOS sensor delivers 14 frames per second at 5 MP resolution.

The pulse series stands out, starting with a sharp, robust metal housing including tripod adapter and a CS-mount which can easily be converted to C- or S-mount. pulse is equipped with the USB3 Vision plug and play interface and offers great stability and impressively low power consumption. These and other features make the Basler pulse a very compact solution for easy system integration as well as for the switch from analog to digital vision technology.

The Basler beat cameras offer great execution at a stunning cost, and this model is no exemption. Based on the Aptina MT9P031 CMOS sensor, it has 2.2 micron pixels. The moving screen augments affectability.

The minimal however vigorous metal lodging is both rich and pragmatic. The CS focal point mount is effectively changed over to C-or S-mount for mechanical similarity with generally focal points. There is a USB3 Vision connector on the lodging’s side. The 1/4-20 tripod mount is implicit. Furthermore, it weighs only 60 grams.

Similarly as with all Basler cameras, there is extraordinary programming support from both Basler and outsiders. Correspondence is by means of the USB3 Vision interface – nothing exclusive here. The free Pylon programming suite can arrange the camera, show and spare pictures, and gives an extensive API to designers.

With its new generation of CMOS sensor technology, the puA2500-14um pulse series offers global shutter and rolling shutter options, making it the natural choice for users who need most pristine and colorful images together with live footage.