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Hikrobot MV-CL086-91GC

8192 × 6 pxGigabit EthernetIP40
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Hikrobot MV-CL086-91GC

Where this Gigabit Ethernet model fits

Gigabit Ethernet transport distinguishes MV-CL086-91GC within the 8192-pixel color line-scan family. Its CMOS sensor has an 8192 × 6 resolution and 5 µm pixels. The standard maximum line rate is 14 kHz, while high-bandwidth operation raises it to 40 kHz. This profile fits color line acquisition where Ethernet is the required data path and the inspection can make use of either the standard or high-bandwidth rate.

The M72*0.75 lens mount uses a 12 mm flange-back distance, keeping the optical arrangement aligned with several other 8192-pixel models in this group. Input power is 12–24 VDC and consumption is 13.0 W. The camera is rated IP40 and operates from -20 to 55 °C at 5 to 90 % RH. These limits define the enclosure, thermal and power provisions for a production line using the Gigabit Ethernet link.

Choose MV-CL086-91GC over MV-CL086-91CC when Gigabit Ethernet and a 40 kHz high-bandwidth mode take precedence over Camera Link and its 33.7 kHz 80-bit ceiling. MV-CL083-92GC is another Gigabit Ethernet color option, but it uses an 8192 x 3 arrangement with 7 µm pixels and reaches 33 kHz in high-bandwidth operation. MV-CL086-B0F1C moves 8192 × 12 color data through LC fiber and holds 40 kHz under all image modes.

Specifications

Sensor typeCMOS
Resolution8192 × 6 px
Pixel size5 um
Mono/colorColor
Data interfaceGigabit Ethernet
Lens mountM72*0.75
Power supply12-24 VDC
Power consumption13 W
Ingress protectionIP40
Operating temperature-20 to 55 C
Humidity5 to 90 % RH
Flange back length12 mm
Max line rate14 kHz
Max line rate high-bandwidth40 kHz

Engineering data for this model

Calculated by the MVisionPro engineering tools from the passport data of this model for typical tasks. The figures are estimates for preliminary selection.

Engineering conclusion: At 500 mm/s and 0.1 mm longitudinal sampling, the working rate is 6000 Hz; the confirmed mode allows 14000 Hz (180 % reserve against the un-margined requirement).

Note: This comparison uses explicit two-axis sampling and the listed passport line-rate mode; it does not claim encoder or CIS sizing.

Line rate by web speed

TaskRequired line widthRequired line rateWorking line rate (with margin)Confirmed modeReserve
200 mm web at 30 m/min2000 px5000 Hz6000 Hz14000 Hz180 %
500 mm web at 60 m/min2500 px5000 Hz6000 Hz14000 Hz180 %
1000 mm web at 120 m/min2000 px4000 Hz4800 Hz14000 Hz250 %

Sampling step and exposure

TaskSampling step (cross / along)Exposure limit
200 mm web at 30 m/min0.1 mm / 0.1 mm133.33 µs
500 mm web at 60 m/min0.2 mm / 0.2 mm133.33 µs
1000 mm web at 120 m/min0.5 mm / 0.5 mm166.67 µs

Compatible cables

TypeModelWhat was checked
CableMV-ACC-01-1101-5mData role, interface family, connector path and 5 m length
CableMV-ACG-RJ45s(up)-RJ45-HF-5mData role, interface family, connector path and 5 m length
CableMV-ACG-RJ45s(up)-RJ45-ST-5mData role, interface family, connector path and 5 m length
CableMV-ACG-RJ45s-RJ45-HF-5mData role, interface family, connector path and 5 m length

How these figures were calculated

Engineering tools

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Selection and applications

Gigabit Ethernet color line inspection. 8192-pixel moving-surface capture. High-bandwidth 40 kHz scanning.

Minimum kit: Start with MV-CL086-91GC, an M72*0.75 lens covering the 8192 × 6 sensor, a Gigabit Ethernet cable, and a separate 12–24 VDC supply.

Nearby in the range: MV-CL086-91CC — Use it when an 8192 × 6 color system is built around Camera Link rather than Gigabit Ethernet.; MV-CL083-92GC — Use it for Gigabit Ethernet color capture with 7 µm pixels and an 8192 x 3 arrangement.; MV-CL086-B0F1C — Use it when LC fiber and 8192 × 12 color acquisition are the selection criteria..

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FAQ

What line rates are available from the MV-CL086-91GC Ethernet interface?

The listed maximum is 14 kHz in standard operation and 40 kHz in the high-bandwidth mode. Both figures apply to the camera's Gigabit Ethernet data path and should be considered when sizing host acquisition.

What optical mount must be allowed for in an MV-CL086-91GC station?

The camera provides an M72*0.75 lens mount with a 12 mm flange-back distance. Lens coverage needs to suit the 8192 × 6 color CMOS sensor and its 5 µm pixel pitch.

How should power be provided to the MV-CL086-91GC camera?

MV-CL086-91GC accepts 12–24 VDC and has stated consumption of 13.0 W. Power provision is therefore separate from the identified Gigabit Ethernet data interface and must be sized for that camera load.

Is MV-CL086-91GC the same transport variant as MV-CL086-91CC?

No. Both use an 8192 × 6 color CMOS format with 5 µm pixels, but MV-CL086-91GC carries image data over Gigabit Ethernet. MV-CL086-91CC instead uses Camera Link through an SDR connector.

Which installation limits are stated for the MV-CL086-91GC housing?

The housing is rated IP40 and its working range is -20 to 55 °C, with permitted humidity from 5 to 90 % RH. Image data uses Gigabit Ethernet, while input power is 12–24 VDC and stated consumption is 13.0 W.

Typical applications