CMOS cameras with Precision Time Protocol (PTP)

• Operating temperature range of -40 °C to 70 °C allows simple thermal integration without additional cooling or heating measures
• 4 power outputs with up to 120 W (max. 48 V / 2.5 A) and pulse width modulation directly control up to four external illuminations
• Integrated illumination controller eliminates the need for an external controller
• Optional accessories to achieve protection classes IP 54, IP 65, IP 67, or IP 69K without external protective housing

• Square 40 × 40 mm housing with all-round M3 mounts for flexible and easy mounting
• Patented modular tube system flexibly protects lenses with various lengths and diameters from dust, dirt, and misalignment
• Precision Time Protocol (PTP) according to the IEEE 1588 standard for precise time synchronization in multi-camera systems
• Exposure times from 1 µs, frame rates up to 1000 fps, and resolutions up to 24 MP open up a great variety of application solutions

• Robust mechanical camera design is resistant to shocks up to 100 g and vibrations up to 10 g
• Screw-on M12 connector for implementing reliable single-cable solutions with Power over Ethernet (PoE)
• Hard-anodized surfaces or stainless steel housings also resist aggressive chemical cleaning
• With cutting-edge CMOS sensors Sony Pregius, Pregius S and STARVIS as well as ON Semiconductor PYTHON for implementing future-ready application solutions

Example: Gripper position monitoring in automotive production

Example: Supporting quick and efficient pick & place processes

Example: Monitoring components  and solder joints in inline AOI systems and identification code reading

Example: Weld seam monitoring with high light intensity

Example: Robot-guided inspection of drill holes

Example: 3D surface inspection of stamped metal parts

Example: Control of continuous webs with multiple cameras

Industrial cameras with CMOS sensors perform precise image evaluation at high speeds. Find the right camera for your application quickly with information on features, operation, and the performance review.

Shape from shading is a 3D-measuring technique used in inline surface inspection to reliably identify defects, even on highly-reflective metal surfaces. Baumer industrial cameras simplify system design and reduce cost thanks to the combination of this technology with integrated illumination control.