Basler ace 2 a2A2048-114umBAS
- IMX900 Sensor
- 114 fps Frame rate
- USB 3.0 Interface
- 3.2 MP Resolution (MP)
- 1/3.1'' Sensor Format
The Basler a2A2048-114umBAS USB 3.0 camera with the Sony IMX900 CMOS sensor delivers 114 frames per second at 3.2 MP resolution.
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General Information
| Manufacturer | Basler |
|---|---|
| Order Number | 109474 |
| Product Family | ace 2 R |
| Product Line | ace 2 R Basic |
| Camera Series | Basler ace 2 |
| Camera Category | Area Scan Camera |
| Warranty | 36 Months |
Sensor
| Sensor Vendor | Sony |
|---|---|
| Sensor | IMX900 |
| Shutter | Global Shutter |
| Sensor Format | 1/3.1'' |
| Sensor Diagonal | 5.81 mm |
| Sensor Type | CMOS |
| Sensor Size | 4.61 mm × 3.46 mm |
| Resolution (H x V) | 2048 px × 1536 px |
| Resolution | 3.2 MP |
| Pixel Size (H x V) | 2.25 μm × 2.25 μm |
| Frame rate | 114 fpsCalculate individual frame rate |
| Mono/Color | Mono |
| Spectrum | Visible |
EMVA Data
| Quantum Efficiency (typical/minimal) | 86.1 % (typical) |
|---|---|
| Dark Noise (typical/maximal) | 5.3 e¯ (typical) |
| Saturation Capacity (typical/minimal) | 11.4 ke¯ (typical) |
| Dynamic Range (typical/minimal) | 64.5 dB (typical) |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (typical/minimal) | 39.9 dB (typical) |
Camera Data
| Interface | USB 3.0 |
|---|---|
| Image Data Interface | USB 3.0, nominal max. 5 Gbit/s (SuperSpeed) |
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| Synchronization |
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| Exposure Control |
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| Digital Input | 1 |
| General Purpose I/O | 2 |
| Power Supply | Via USB 3.0 interface |
Housing
| Housing Type | Box |
|---|---|
| Protection Class | IP30 |
| Housing Size (L x W x H) | 42.8 mm x 29 mm x 29 mm |
| Weight | 85 g |
| Lens Mount | C-mount |
| Operating Temperature | -10 °C - 60 °C |
Technical Drawing
Manufacturer
| Basler |
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Conformity
- CE (incl. RoHS)
- EAC
- FCC
- GenICam
- IP30
- KC
- RoHS
- UKCA
- UL (in preparation)
- USB3 Vision
Features & Documentation
For more information about the features, visit the Documentation
Easy Handling
| Auto Functions | Use the camera's auto functions to allow the camera to find the optimum settings for exposure time, gain, and white balance, for example. This simplifies camera integration into your application. |
| Presettings | Automate recurring steps in your application by using the camera's default settings and/or creating and saving your own presets. |
Image Quality Optimization
| High Dynamic Range (HDR) | Expand the dynamic range by up to 16 bit. This ensures that bright areas are reproduced precisely and without loss of information, while preserving details in dark areas. |
| Image Adjustment | Adjust pixel values losslessly with Black Level, Digital Shift, and other standard features. |
| Improvement of Image Quality | Reduce image artifacts caused by environmental influences. Correct individual pixel errors using Defect Pixel Correction. |
Process Control
| Burst Mode | Acquire a sequence of images after triggering once and output them as required. In High-Speed Burst Mode, you can temporarily bypass the data limitation of GigE. |
| Digital I/Os | Control the camera via trigger commands or use the camera to control components of your vision system, such as lighting or encoders. |
| Information Utilisation | Use additional information from Chunks and Events to optimize your automation. |
| Intelligent Light Control (SLP) | Control the lighting directly with the camera. By synchronizing the flash mode and adjusting the brightness levels, you can quickly achieve precise lighting conditions and shorten the development time of your application. |
Speed Increase
| Data Reduction | Use the Binning, Decimation, or ROI features for customized data reduction. |