Hikrobot MV-CS013-80GC

Color inspection at the 1.3 MP speed point

A 1280 × 1024 color frame at 89.9 fps gives MV-CS013-80GC its engineering profile. The 1/2.7-inch SS CMOS sensor uses a global shutter, 4 µm pixels and Bayer BG 8 output, with Gigabit Ethernet as the data interface. This 1.3 MP combination targets inspections needing more spatial samples than lower-resolution models while retaining enough frame rate for moving production parts.

Color-coded components, printed regions, part presence and orientation can be evaluated as objects cross the view. Global exposure maintains object geometry during motion, and the compact C-mount body can be fitted where a 29 mm × 29 mm cross-section is useful. The 42 mm depth belongs to the Gigabit Ethernet housing; lens selection should cover the 1/2.7-inch sensor and resolve the feature against 1280 × 1024 pixels.

MV-CS013-80GM preserves Gigabit Ethernet, 1280 × 1024 and 89.9 fps but changes the stream to Mono 8. MV-CS013-80UC keeps color and the same resolution while USB 3.0 raises the frame ceiling to 240.4 fps and reduces body depth to 30 mm. MV-CS016-10GC adds pixels at 1440 × 1080 but runs at 65.2 fps. Choose this model for the color, GigE and 89.9 fps balance.

Selection and applications

Color-coded part inspection at 89.9 fps. Global-shutter presence and orientation checks. Gigabit Ethernet capture at 1280 × 1024.

Minimum kit: MV-CS013-80GC, a C-mount lens, a Gigabit Ethernet cable, and the camera power connection required by the installation.

Nearby in the range: MV-CS013-80GM — Prefer it for Mono 8 output at the same 89.9 fps and resolution; MV-CS013-80UC — Prefer it for 240.4 fps color acquisition through USB 3.0; MV-CS016-10GC — Prefer it for 1440 × 1080 color output at 65.2 fps.

Cables and accessories for this model

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GigE

Power

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FAQ

What kind of color inspection fits 1280 × 1024 resolution?

The Bayer BG 8 output can support checks where color and object geometry both matter, such as distinguishing color-coded parts or locating printed regions. The 1280 × 1024 frame provides 1.3 MP while the camera maintains up to 89.9 fps.

Why is a global shutter relevant at the stated 89.9 fps?

A global shutter exposes the frame together, preserving the shape of a target that moves during acquisition. This complements the 89.9 fps ceiling by allowing rapid parts to be sampled without line-by-line geometric displacement.

How does the color GigE model compare with MV-CS013-80UC?

Both deliver 1280 × 1024 color output from a 1/2.7-inch SS sensor. MV-CS013-80GC uses Gigabit Ethernet and reaches 89.9 fps, while MV-CS013-80UC uses USB 3.0 and reaches 240.4 fps.

What optical interface and sensor format are used by MV-CS013-80GC?

The camera uses C-mount. A lens should cover the 1/2.7-inch sensor and project the required scene area onto 1280 × 1024 pixels. The 4 µm pixel pitch helps define the image-side sampling used in the optical calculation.

What space is required for the Gigabit Ethernet housing?

The body measures 29 mm × 29 mm × 42 mm. That is 12 mm deeper than the 29 mm × 29 mm × 30 mm USB 3.0 housing of MV-CS013-80UC, while both variants retain the same C-mount and 1/2.7-inch sensor format.