Hikrobot MV-CH140-90XM-M58S-NN

Imaging role and range context

High-speed monochrome capture is the defining characteristic of MV-CH140-90XM-M58S-NN. A Gpixel Gsprint 5514 global-shutter CMOS sensor produces 4608 × 3072 Mono 8 frames at 169 fps. The 25.34 mm × 16.9 mm imaging area and 5.5 µm pixels place it in a larger optical format than the 1-inch CH140 models, while CoaXPress with DIN connections carries the full-resolution stream.

The 169 fps rate and global exposure support observation of rapid mechanical sequences, moving print and repeated part positions without the geometric skew associated with a rolling shutter. An M58 × 0.75 mount provides the lens interface for the 25.34 mm × 16.9 mm sensor. The 60 mm × 60 mm × 76 mm body uses neither a fan nor a heat sink, which is relevant when fitting the camera into an optical and thermal assembly.

MV-CH140-90YC-M58S-NF uses the same Gsprint 5514 resolution and pixel pitch but adds Bayer GR 8 color, reaches 339 fps and changes the CoaXPress connector to Micro-BNC; it also has a fan. MV-CH210-90Q2M-M58S-NF raises resolution to 5120 × 4096 and speed to 541 fps in monochrome through two QSFP+ ports. Select this XM version for 169 fps Mono 8 with DIN CoaXPress, the YC for faster color, or the Q2M when both a larger frame and the QSFP+ data path are required.

Selection and applications

High-speed monochrome motion analysis. Global-shutter capture at 169 fps. Large-format CoaXPress inspection.

Minimum setup: MV-CH140-90XM-M58S-NN, an M58 × 0.75 lens, a DIN-interface CoaXPress cable, and power wired to the camera specification.

Nearby in the range: MV-CH140-90YC-M58S-NF — Prefer it for Bayer GR 8 color at 339 fps through Micro-BNC CoaXPress; MV-CH210-90Q2M-M58S-NF — Prefer it for 5120 × 4096 Mono 8 at 541 fps through two QSFP+ ports.

Cables and accessories for this model

Compatibility per manufacturer data.

Data cables

CoaXPress

Power

Power

Mounting

Camera mounts

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FAQ

What frame size and rate are paired in MV-CH140-90XM-M58S-NN?

The camera outputs 4608 × 3072 Mono 8 at up to 169 fps. Its Gpixel Gsprint 5514 sensor has a 5.5 µm × 5.5 µm pixel pitch and a global shutter, so the stated rate applies to a simultaneously exposed monochrome frame.

Which acquisition connection does MV-CH140-90XM-M58S-NN require?

Its data path is CoaXPress with a DIN interface. This differs physically from the Micro-BNC connection on MV-CH140-90YC-M58S-NF. The selected acquisition hardware and cable therefore need the DIN form used by this camera.

Why does MV-CH140-90XM-M58S-NN use an M58 lens mount?

The sensor measures 25.34 mm × 16.9 mm, and the camera provides an M58 × 0.75 mount around that imaging area. Lens selection must match this mechanical thread and cover the stated sensor dimensions across the 4608 × 3072 image.

Does MV-CH140-90XM-M58S-NN include active camera cooling?

No fan or heat sink is listed for this version. The enclosure is 60 mm × 60 mm × 76 mm without the lens mount. Thermal integration therefore has to account for a camera body whose documented construction does not include either cooling device.

How does the global shutter relate to the 169 fps operating point?

The Gsprint 5514 uses a global shutter, so each 4608 × 3072 frame represents one exposure interval at the stated maximum of 169 fps. That pairing is appropriate for reviewing successive positions of fast motion without row-by-row shutter timing.