ace Series
Especially small, low priced, high performance, and perfect for replacing analog cameras
The Basler ace family offers a unique combination of extremely high performance and low cost in a small 42 mm x 29 mm x 29 mm housing. With a starting price of only 299 € and a design targeted for industrial, medical, and traffic applications, you can enjoy a new class of digital cameras that will help you to be even more successful at what you do.
With a 29 mm x 29 mm housing, the Basler ace has the same dimensions as most analog cameras. This makes the transition from analog to digital camera technology especially easy. To guarantee mechanical compatibility, we have designed the camera mounting points to match those on many popular analog cameras. In addition many similarly sized Camera Link and FireWire cameras can easily be replaced by the Basler ace.
Basler ace GigE models
With the Basler ace, you get our bundled, long term experience with GigE. You will get a camera with a strictly cost-oriented design and with Basler’s traditional high quality.
- Resolutions from VGA to 5 MP
- Max. capture rate of 100 fps
- A variety of CCD and CMOS sensors
- Power over Ethernet (PoE) support
- Up to 100 meter cable lengths for maximum flexibility
Basler ace Camera Link models
Camera Link cameras with a very small size are now more powerful than ever. Basler ace cameras offer you clear advantages compared to classic Camera Link models with respect to housing size, weight, power consumption, temperature, and pixel output per second.
- 2 and 4 MP CMOSIS sensors
- Max. capture rate of 340 fps
- Power over Camera Link (PoCL) support
- Combination of the widest bandwidth and the maximum speed
- Minimum delay and jitter times for applications requiring the strictest timing
- Compatibility with all common frame grabbers (base, medium, or full configuration)
| Camera model | Resolution horizontal/vertical | Frame Rate | Mono/Color | Interface |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| acA640-90gc | 658 pixels x 492 pixels | 90 fps | Color | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA640-90gm | 659 pixels x 494 pixels | 90 fps | Mono | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA640-100gc | 658 pixels x 492 pixels | 100 fps | Color | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA640-100gm | 659 pixels x 494 pixels | 100 fps | Mono | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA645-100gc | 658 pixels x 492 pixels | 100 fps | Color | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA645-100gm | 659 pixels x 494 pixels | 100 fps | Mono | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA750-30gc | 748 pixels x 576 pixels | 30 fps | Color | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA750-30gm | 752 pixels x 580 pixels | 30 fps | Mono | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA780-75gc | 782 pixels x 582 pixels | 75 fps | Color | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA780-75gm | 782 pixels x 582 pixels | 75 fps | Mono | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA1300-30gc | 1294 pixels x 964 pixels | 30 fps | Color | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA1300-30gm | 1296 pixels x 966 pixels | 30 fps | Mono | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA1600-20gc | 1624 pixels x 1234 pixels | 20 fps | Color | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA1600-20gm | 1628 pixels x 1236 pixels | 20 fps | Mono | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA2000-50gc | 2048 pixels x 1088 pixels | 50 fps | Color | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA2000-50gm | 2048 pixels x 1088 pixels | 50 fps | Mono | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA2040-25gc | 2048 pixels x 2048 pixels | 25 fps | Color | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA2040-25gm | 2048 pixels x 2048 pixels | 25 fps | Mono | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA2500-14gc | 2590 pixels x 1942 pixels | 14 fps | Color | Gigabit Ethernet |
| acA2500-14gm | 2592 pixels x 1944 pixels | 14 fps | Mono | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Camera model | Resolution horizontal/vertical | Frame Rate | Mono/Color | Interface |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| acA2000-340kc | 2048 pixels x 1088 pixels | 340 fps | Color | Camera Link |
| acA2000-340km | 2048 pixels x 1088 pixels | 340 fps | Mono | Camera Link |
| acA2040-180kc | 2046 pixels x 2046 pixels | 180 fps | Color | Camera Link |
| acA2040-180km | 2048 pixels x 2048 pixels | 180 fps | Mono | Camera Link |
Datasheets
- 1ace Data Sheet (February 2012)PDF - 742 KB
- 1Product Line Overview (February 2012)PDF - 2.8 MB
- 1Features Check List (December 2011)PDF - 243 KB
Manuals
- 1ace GigE Quick Installation Guide V4PDF - 1 MB
- 1ace Camera Link Users Manual V3 (Preliminary)PDF - 2.7 MB
- 1ace Camera Link Installation and Setup Guide V1PDF - 2.4 MB
- 1ace Camera Link Information for Frame Grabber Designers V1PDF - 1.2 MB
- 1ace and aviator Camera Link - Register Structure and Access Methods V1 (Preliminary)PDF - 779 KB
- 1Install and Setup Guide (V 6) for Cameras Used with Basler's pylon API for Windows (Software Version 3.0)PDF - 2.1 MB
- 1ace GigE Users Manual V13PDF - 4 MB
Application Notes
- 1Interfacing Basler GigE Vision Cameras with National Instruments Vision 8.2.1 Acquisition SoftwarePDF - 558 KB
- 1Interfacing Basler GigE Vision Cameras with Matrox MIL 8.0 SoftwarePDF - 786 KB
- 1Interfacing Basler GigE Vision Cameras with Stemmer Imaging Common Vision Blox (CVB) 9.0.2 SoftwarePDF - 1 MB
- 1Interfacing Basler GigE Vision Cameras with Cognex VisionPro 5.1 SoftwarePDF - 643 KB
- 1Controlling Packet Transmission Timing with the Interpacket and Frame Transmission Delays on Basler GigE Vision CamerasPDF - 171 KB
- 1Video Capture with the pylon DirectShow Filter and Basler CamerasPDF - 937 KB
- 1Using a WLAN For Basler Cameras Used With Basler's pylonPDF - 173 KB
- 1ace IR-Cut Filter Holder Removal ProcedurePDF - 304 KB
- 1Building pylon Applications with Eclipse Under LinuxPDF - 1.5 MB
- 1How to Build pylon Applications Using the Free Visual C++ 2005 Express EditionPDF - 363 KB
- 1Avoiding EMI and ESD Problems in Basler Camera Link, IEEE 1394, and GigE Camera InstallationsPDF - 218 KB
- 1Using the pylon Color Conversion APIPDF - 285 KB
- 1Silently Installing Selected pylon Features (V4) (Software Version 3.0)PDF - 754 KB
White Papers
- 1Optics RecommendationPDF - 288 KB
- 1Comparison of the Most Common Digital Interface Technologies (Camera Link, FireWire, GigE, USB)PDF - 215 KB
- 1Advantages of Power over EthernetPDF - 289 KB
Success Stories
- 1High Speed Solar Imaging with Basler ace GigE CameraPDF - 213 KB
- 1Analog Goes Digital - Blood Fraction Identification Uses Basler ace GigE CamerasPDF - 217 KB
- 1Basler ace GigE Cameras Bring Mapvision’s Multi-Camera System into the Digital RealmPDF - 187 KB
- 1ENSCO Deploys Basler sprint and ace GigE Cameras for Comprehensive Railway Track InspectionPDF - 289 KB
Drawings
- 1Mechanical Drawings ace GigEZIP - 627 KB
- 1Mechanical Drawings ace Camera LinkZIP - 429 KB
EMVA Data
- 1EMVA 1288 Data ace acA640-100gmPDF - 2.9 MB
- 1EMVA 1288 Data ace acA1300-30gmPDF - 4.1 MB
- 1EMVA 1288 Data ace acA750-30gmPDF - 2.8 MB
- 1EMVA 1288 Data ace acA2500-14gmPDF - 6 MB
| pylon Driver Package |
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| You can download a free driver and software development kit (DSDK) from our website, Basler pylon. The pylon driver package operates with our GigE, IEEE 1394 and Camera Link cameras and offers reliable and flexible image data exchange between your Basler cameras and the PC, at a low CPU load. |
| http://www.baslerweb.com/pylon |
| Third Party |
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| We list several manufacturers offering compatible products such as software or frame grabbers under Customer Service/Third Party. |
| http://www.baslerweb.com/thirdparty |
