Hikrobot replacement options for the Basler a2A5060-15ucBAS: the closest models, what differs (resolution, frame rate, interface, sensor) and what to check before switching.
Comparison with Hikrobot models
No confirmed drop-in replacement. The closest Hikrobot models differ in frame rate. Each difference is listed below.
To confirm a model for your line, send: current lens, working distance, field of view, object speed, cable length and software.
The search threshold is met, but this is not a replacement without trade-offs.
Trade-offs to settle before you choose:
Frame rate: 14 instead of 15 fps (-6.67 %).
The sensor part number is not confirmed in this comparison: we compare by resolution, pixel size, frame or line rate and interface.
With the same lens and working distance, on the full frame, the field of view changes: +1.11 % in width, +1.11 % in height. A larger image circle is required — check that the existing lens covers the active area.
The model meets the preliminary matching criteria for the specifications we could check; the differences are listed below.
Trade-offs to settle before you choose:
Frame rate: the stated 30 fps at 5120 × 5120 and 8 bit needs 6.29 Gbit/s. The 5 Gbit/s link allows at most 23.84 fps before overhead. Check the operating mode.
The sensor part number is not confirmed in this comparison: we compare by resolution, pixel size, frame or line rate and interface.
With the same lens and working distance, on the full frame, the field of view changes: +1.11 % in width, +1.11 % in height. A larger image circle is required — check that the existing lens covers the active area.
Frame rate: the stated 30 fps at 5120 × 5120 and 8 bit needs 6.29 Gbit/s. The 5 Gbit/s link allows at most 23.84 fps before overhead. Check the operating mode.
Scope of the comparison. The comparison covers only the specifications listed, taken from published sources. It is not a statement of compatibility or interchangeability. Third-party names and trademarks are used solely to identify the products being compared; the rights to them belong to their respective owners. Software, SDK, connectors, mount and dimensions require a separate engineering check.