Area camera · CB120 series
Hikrobot MV-CB120-10UC-C V4.0
- Lead time
- from 5 days
- Warranty
- 36 months
High-resolution color integration
A 4032 × 3036 color frame at 30 fps makes MV-CB120-10UC-C V4.0 the detailed USB color option in the lineup. The 1/1.7-inch Sony IMX226 CMOS sensor has 1.85 µm pixels and a rolling shutter. USB 3.0 transfers images and powers the camera, which in this C-mount execution measures 35 × 35 × 8.6 mm and weighs approximately 30 g.
The model suits color documentation, fine assembly verification and inspection of stationary patterns where both chromatic information and dense spatial sampling are needed. The target should remain still during acquisition to avoid rolling-shutter geometry change. Two bidirectional non-isolated I/O channels, Line 2 and Line 5, allow capture to be coordinated with an indexed stage or illumination. Consumption is 2.0 W at 5 V DC from USB 3.0.
MV-CB120-10UM-C V4.0 holds the same Sony IMX226, 4032 × 3036, 30 fps, USB interface and mount choices but outputs monochrome and draws 1.5 W. MV-CB120-10GM-S is a monochrome Gigabit Ethernet alternative at 4024 × 3036 and 9.7 fps, powered from 9 V DC to 24 V DC. Choose MV-CB120-10UC-C V4.0 when color and 30 fps USB acquisition are both required; use UM when intensity detail alone determines acceptance.
Specifications
| Shutter | rolling |
| Nominal optical sensor format | 1/1.7″ |
| Sensor resolution | 4032×3036 px |
| Maximum frame rate | 30 fps @ BayerRG8, resolution 4032×3036 px |
| Color mode | color |
| Lens mount | C-mount |
| Data interface | USB 3.0 |
| Dimensions | 35×35×8.6 mm |
| Sensor technology | CMOS |
| Sensor model | Sony® IMX226 |
| Pixel size | 1.85×1.85 µm |
| Dynamic range | 64.6 dB |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | 39.9 dB |
| Exposure time | 33…2000000 µs |
| Auto exposure | Off, Once, Continuous, global reset |
| Gain | 0…20 dB |
| Pixel format | Mono8, Mono10, Mono12, BayerRG8, BayerRG10, BayerRG10Packed, BayerRG12, BayerRG12Packed, YUV422Packed, YUV422_YUYV_Packed, RGB8, BGR8 |
| Binning | 1x1, 2x2, 4x4 |
| Decimation | 1x1, 2x2, 4x4 |
| Protocol compatibility | USB3 Vision, GenICam |
| Third party software protocol | USB3 Vision |
| Client software | MVS |
| Operating systems | Windows 7 (32/64-bit), Windows 10 (32/64-bit), Windows 11 (64-bit), Linux (32/64-bit) |
| Digital I/O lines | 2 bidirectional lines, non-isolated, lines 2, 5 |
| Power delivery | USB |
| Power consumption | 2 W (typical) @ DC, USB, supply voltage 5 V |
| Working temperature | 0…50 °C |
| Storage temperature | -30…80 °C |
| Humidity | 20…80 % @ non-condensing |
| Weight | 30 g (approx.) |
| Certification | CE, RoHS, KC |
| Port inventory | USB 3.0 (data) |
| Reverse image | horizontal, vertical |
Documents
Selection and applications
High-resolution color assembly verification. Static pattern inspection at 4032 × 3036. USB color documentation at 30 fps.
Minimum kit: MV-CB120-10UC-C V4.0, a 1/1.7-inch C-mount lens, and a USB 3.0 cable providing data and 5 V DC power make the minimum kit.
Nearby in the range: MV-CB120-10UM-C V4.0 — Prefer it when the 4032 × 3036 result can be monochrome; MV-CB120-10GM-S — Prefer it for monochrome 4024 × 3036 acquisition over Gigabit Ethernet.
Cables and accessories for this model
Compatibility per manufacturer data.
- Data cables
- USB 3.0
- Power
- Power
- Mounting
- Camera mounts
FAQ
Which optical forms are available for the CB120 color board?
MV-CB120-10UC-C V4.0 is the C-mount execution; its lens must cover the 1/1.7-inch IMX226 and resolve the 4032 × 3036 color array with 1.85 µm pixels. The single-board MV-CB120-10UC-B V4.0 and the M12-mount MV-CB120-10UC-S V4.0 are separate executions.
How does the USB 3.0 link power MV-CB120-10UC-C V4.0?
The USB 3.0 link supplies image transfer and 5 V DC operating power. Consumption is specified as 2.0 W at 5 V DC, so a separate camera supply is not part of the basic connection.
What host platforms are named for this USB camera?
The listed operating systems are 32/64-bit Windows 7/10, 64-bit Windows 11 and 32/64-bit Linux. The camera interface is USB 3.0 with USB3 Vision and GenICam support.
Why is a stationary target preferable for this 30 fps camera?
The Sony IMX226 has a rolling shutter. Holding the target stationary while the 4032 × 3036 frame is captured prevents motion from shifting features between rows in detailed color inspection.
What is gained by selecting the UM version instead?
MV-CB120-10UM-C V4.0 produces monochrome rather than color data at the same 4032 × 3036 and 30 fps. Its listed power is 1.5 W at 5 V DC, compared with 2.0 W for the color model.