Area camera · CB120 series
Hikrobot MV-CB120-10GM-S
- Lead time
- from 5 days
- Warranty
- 36 months
Maximum detail over Gigabit Ethernet
A 4024 × 3036 monochrome image over Gigabit Ethernet positions MV-CB120-10GM-S for detailed, low-rate acquisition. The Sony IMX226 CMOS sensor combines a 1/1.7-inch format, 1.85 µm pixels and rolling shutter, with a maximum rate of 9.7 fps. Its 29 mm × 29 mm × 30.2 mm body weighs 45 g and can accept C-mount or M12-mount optics.
The camera fits static dimensional analysis, fine-pattern inspection and image documentation where spatial detail matters more than rapid updates. Keeping the object stationary during capture avoids geometric change from the rolling shutter. Gigabit Ethernet supports a networked camera position, and the unit takes 9 V DC to 24 V DC at a typical 1.9 W. GigE Vision V2.0 and GenICam are the stated protocol framework.
MV-CB120-10UM-C V4.0 uses the same Sony IMX226 and monochrome output but provides 4032 × 3036 at 30 fps over USB 3.0 with power from the host. MV-CB120-10UC-C V4.0 matches that USB resolution and rate in color at 2.0 W. Choose MV-CB120-10GM-S when Ethernet integration is required and 9.7 fps is sufficient; select the UM USB model when the monochrome station needs the higher 30 fps cadence.
Available versions
One device, different revisions. We ship the current one by default; if a specific revision is already installed on your line, name it in the request and we will match it.
| Part number | PN | Version | |
|---|---|---|---|
| MV-CB120-10GM-S | 306302946 | — | |
| MV-CB120-10GM-S V2.0 | 306303703 | V2.0 |
Specifications
| Shutter | rolling1 |
| Nominal optical sensor format | 1/1.7″1 |
| Sensor resolution | 4024×3036 px1 |
| Maximum frame rate | 9.7 fps @ Mono8, resolution 4024×3036 px1 |
| Color mode | mono1 |
| Lens mount | M121 |
| Data interface | GigE (Fast Ethernet compatible)1 |
| Dimensions | 29×29×30.2 mm1 |
| Sensor technology | CMOS1 |
| Sensor model | Sony® IMX2261 |
| Pixel size | 1.85×1.85 µm1 |
| Dynamic range | 70.5 dB1 |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 40.5 dB1 |
| Exposure time | 34…2000000 µs1 |
| Auto exposure | Off, Once, Continuous1 |
| Gain | 0…20 dB1 |
| Pixel format | Mono8, Mono10, Mono10Packed, Mono12, Mono12Packed1 |
| Binning | 1x1, 2x2, 4x41 |
| Decimation | 1x1, 2x2, 4x41 |
| Protocol compatibility | GigE Vision, GenICam1 |
| Communication protocol versions | GigE Vision 2.01 |
| Third party software protocol | GigE Vision1 |
| Client software | MVS1 |
| Operating systems | Windows 7 (32/64-bit), Windows 10 (32/64-bit), Windows 11 (64-bit), Linux (32/64-bit)1 |
| Digital I/O lines | 1 input, non-isolated, line 0; 1 output, non-isolated, line 1; 1 bidirectional line, non-isolated, line 21 |
| Digital input count | 11 |
| Digital output count | 11 |
| Digital I/O connector | 6-pin female1 |
| Power supply | 9…24 V1 |
| Power delivery | external power supply, PoE1 |
| PoE support | yes1 |
| Power consumption | 1.9 W (typical) @ DC, supply voltage 12 V1 |
| Working temperature | 0…50 °C1 |
| Storage temperature | -30…80 °C1 |
| Humidity | 20…80 % @ non-condensing1 |
| Weight | 45 g (approx.)1 |
| Certification | RoHS1 |
| Port inventory | GigE (data)1 |
| Reverse image | horizontal, vertical1 |
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Selection and applications
Detailed static monochrome measurement. Fine-pattern inspection over Gigabit Ethernet. Indexed documentation at 4024 × 3036.
Minimum kit: MV-CB120-10GM-S, a 1/1.7-inch C-mount or M12-mount lens, a Gigabit Ethernet cable, and a 9 V DC to 24 V DC supply constitute the basic kit.
Nearby in the range: MV-CB120-10UM-C V4.0 — Prefer it for 4032 × 3036 monochrome capture at 30 fps over USB 3.0; MV-CB120-10UC-C V4.0 — Prefer it when 4032 × 3036 inspection requires color.
Cables and accessories for this model
Compatibility per manufacturer data.
- Data cables
- GigE
- Power
- Power
- Mounting
- Camera mounts
FAQ
Which lens mounts are supported by MV-CB120-10GM-S?
C-mount and M12-mount are both listed. The lens must cover the 1/1.7-inch Sony IMX226 and support the fine sampling of a 4024 × 3036 array with 1.85 µm pixels.
What supply is needed beside the Gigabit Ethernet cable?
The camera accepts 9 V DC to 24 V DC and typically consumes 1.9 W. Gigabit Ethernet is the data interface, so the basic connection includes a suitable DC supply in addition to the network link.
What does the 9.7 fps limit mean for application choice?
The maximum rate is 9.7 fps at 4024 × 3036. That favours detailed static or indexed inspection, where each high-resolution image can be processed before the next machine position rather than rapid motion sampling.
How should motion be managed with the Sony IMX226?
The IMX226 uses a rolling shutter, so measurement targets should remain stationary while the frame is acquired. Movement during row-by-row capture can change feature position through the 4024 × 3036 image.
Why choose the USB monochrome MV-CB120 V4.0 model instead?
MV-CB120-10UM-C V4.0 is preferable when a host-adjacent USB 3.0 connection and 30 fps are needed. It records 4032 × 3036 monochrome frames, while the GigE model provides 4024 × 3036 at 9.7 fps.