General
| Model: | fxo530C25GE |
| Product code(s): | F002305 |
| Product series: | FXO 25GigE |
| Status: | Available |
Sensor
| Sensor type: | Area scan |
| Chroma: | Color |
| Spectrum: | Visible |
| Spectral range: | 400 nm to 1000 nm |
| Resolution: | 5,328 × 4,608 (24.60 MP) |
| Sensor model: | Sony IMX530AAQJ |
| Sensor architecture (material): | cmos |
| Shutter type(s): | global-shutter |
| Sensor size: | 14.60 × 12.63 mm (19.30 mm, 19.3mm (Type 1.2)) |
| Pixel size: | 2.74 µm × 2.74 µm |
Pixel formats
| Sensor bit depth: | 8-Bit,12-Bit |
| RGB pixel formats: | bayer8, bayer12 |
Imaging performance
| Dynamic range: | 72 dB |
| SNR: | 39 dB |
Timing and gain
| Max. frame rate: | 96 fps |
| Exposure time: | 60 µs (max) |
| Gain: | 0.0 dB to 48.0 dB |
I/Os and power
| Non-isolated lines: | 0 x LVDS input, 0 x LVDS output, 0 x TTL input, 0 x TTL output, 2 x 24V input, 4 x Open drain output, |
| Specific non-isolated lines: | 1 x RS232 input, 1 x RS232 output, 0 x RS422 input, 0 x RS422 output, |
| Opto-isolated lines: | 1 x Optical isolated input, 0 x Optical isolated input, |
| Power supply: | 10 to 25VDC |
| Power consumption: | External: 17.5 W (typical) |
Operating conditions
| Operating temperature (housing): | -10 °C to 60 °C |
Mechanical properties
| Body dimensions (L x W x H in mm): | 100 × 50 × 50 |
| Filter/protection glass: | IR-Cut 680 |
| IP class: | IP30 |
| Lens mount(s): | C-Mount |
| Weight: | 320 g |
On-board memory and FPGA
| Image buffer (RAM): | 4032 MByte |
| Non-volatile memory (Flash): | 128 MByte |
Interfaces
| Digital interface: | 25gige |
| Interface connector: | (SFP28) |
FW features - image control
| Exposure modes: | Manual, Auto, External |
| Gain modes: | Auto, Manual |
| White balance modes: | auto, manual |
| Image control features: | FW Features - Image Control |
FW features - camera control
| Camera control features: | PTP, RDMA support, User Sets, PWM(4), Sequencer, |
fxo530C25GE
Resolution
5,328 × 4,608 (24.60 MP)
Framerate
96 fps
Digital Interface
25gige
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