Hikrobot MV-CH250-60GM

Compact square-format imaging

A square 5120 × 5120 monochrome image in a 29 × 44 × 59 mm body is the distinguishing combination of this Stacked BSI camera. The 12.6 × 12.6 mm sensor has 2.44 × 2.44 µm pixels and a rolling shutter, with acquisition up to 4.7 fps over Gigabit Ethernet. At 96 g and with C-mount optics, the body addresses installations where camera size and mass are constrained.

The square sensor suits static inspection areas with similar horizontal and vertical extent, including centered geometry checks and surface-detail capture. Its rolling shutter and 4.7 fps rate point to stationary or deliberately timed objects rather than rapid conveyor motion. A 9 to 24 V DC input allows the camera to share common machine-level DC power architectures while image data uses the separate Gigabit Ethernet link.

MV-CH240-10TM-C-NN retains C-mount but adds a global shutter, 35.1 fps and 10 Gigabit Ethernet with 5328 × 4600 output. MV-CH320-60TM-M58S-NN increases resolution to 7744 × 4336 and reaches 30 fps over 10 Gigabit Ethernet in a larger M58 body. MV-CH650-60TM-M58S-NN moves to 9344 × 7008 at 17.5 fps when a larger sensor and housing can be accommodated.

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Selection and applications

Square-area geometry checks. Static monochrome surface capture. Low-mass camera integration.

Minimum kit: Pair the camera with a C-mount lens, a Gigabit Ethernet cable and a 9 to 24 V DC power supply.

Nearby in the range: MV-CH240-10TM-C-NN — Choose it for C-mount global-shutter capture at 35.1 fps over 10 Gigabit Ethernet; MV-CH320-60TM-M58S-NN — Choose it when 7744 × 4336 resolution and 30 fps take priority over compact size; MV-CH650-60TM-M58S-NN — Choose it for a 30 × 22.4 mm sensor and 9344 × 7008 output at 17.5 fps.

Cables and accessories for this model

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Data cables

GigE

Power

Power

Mounting

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FAQ

Why choose the square 5120 × 5120 image sensor format?

The 12.6 × 12.6 mm Stacked BSI sensor provides equal pixel counts and physical dimensions on both axes. This geometry suits centered inspection regions or objects with similar width and height, without the wider rectangular format used by most neighbouring models.

What does the rolling shutter imply at the 4.7 fps limit?

Rows are exposed sequentially, so the camera is better matched to static scenes or motion coordinated with image capture. The 4.7 fps ceiling sets the acquisition cadence; it does not convert the rolling shutter into simultaneous global exposure.

Which lens interface fits the compact CH250 housing?

The camera has a C-mount lens interface. Select a C-mount optic that covers the 12.6 × 12.6 mm sensor and resolves the 2.44 × 2.44 µm pixel pitch. Its square image area should be considered when checking optical coverage.

How are network data and DC power connected for startup?

Image transport uses Gigabit Ethernet, and the camera accepts 9 to 24 V DC power. Plan a network cable for the data path and a separate DC connection. The body measures 29 × 44 × 59 mm and weighs 96 g, supporting low-mass mechanical integration.

Does the small body remove the need for ingress protection?

No. The enclosure rating is IP40, so the 29 × 44 × 59 mm housing should be installed with protection appropriate to the operating environment. Its 96 g mass reduces camera load on the support but does not change the stated ingress class.