Basler MED ace MED ace 12.3 MP 23 mono

IMX304 Sensor
23 fps Frame rate
USB 3.0 Interface
12 MP Resolution (MP)
1.1" Sensor Format

The Basler MED ace 12.3 MP 23 mono USB 3.0 camera with the Sony IMX304 CMOS sensor delivers 23frames per second at 12 MP resolution.

Please note that the EMVA data is preliminary.

Optional accessories

Data Cable

Please select

Cable USB 3.0, Micro B sl/A, P, 3 m +€29.20

Cable USB 3.0, Micro B sl/A, S, 3 m +€16.30

Cable USB 3.0, Micro B 90° A1 sl/A (ace downwards), P, 3 m +€35.20

Cable USB 3.0, Micro B sl / A, DrC, 5 m +€76.10

I/O Cables

Please select

Opto-I/O Cable, HRS 6p/open, P, 10 m +€45.70

Power-I/O PLC+ Cable, HRS 6p/open, P, 10 m +€82.00

Mount

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Tripod Mount ace L USB +€25.00

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Net list price	€2,859.00
Ready for dispatch	Standardapprox. 2 weeks

Manufacturer	Basler
Order Number	107818
Camera Series	Basler MED ace
Camera Category	Area Scan Camera
Warranty	36 Months

Sensor Vendor	Sony
Sensor	IMX304
Shutter	Global Shutter
Sensor Format	1.1"
Sensor Diagonal	17.52 mm
Sensor Type	CMOS
Sensor Size	14.13 mm × 10.35 mm
Resolution (H x V)	4096 px × 3000 px
Resolution	12 MP
Pixel Size (H x V)	3.45 μm × 3.45 μm
Frame rate	23 fps
Mono/Color	Mono
Spectrum	Visible

Quantum Efficiency (typical/minimal)	62.8 % / 55 %
Dark Noise (typical/maximal)	2.08 e¯ / 3 e¯
Saturation Capacity (typical/minimal)	10.4 ke¯ / 9.5 ke¯
Dynamic Range (typical/minimal)	71.7 dB / 70 dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio (typical/minimal)	40.2 dB / 39.8 dB

Interface	USB 3.0
Image Data Interface	USB 3.0, nominal max. 5 Gbit/s (SuperSpeed)
Pixel Bit Depth	10 bits 12 bits
Synchronization	free-run hardware trigger software trigger
Exposure Control	hardware trigger programmable via the camera API
Digital Input	1
Digital Output	1
General Purpose I/O	2
Power Supply	Via USB 3.0 interface
Power Requirements (typical)	3 W

Basler MED ace MED ace 12.3 MP 23 mono

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Housing Type	Box
Housing Size (L x W x H)	35.8 mm x 40 mm x 30 mm
Weight	80 g
Lens Mount	C-mount
Operating Temperature	0 °C - 50 °C

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.
Auto Functions for Microscopy	Additional auto functions designed for microscopy applications. Use the functions to optimize exposure time, white balance, and contrast.

Color Creation for Microscopy	Use image optimization functions designed specifically for microscopy applications, such as histogram-based contrast adjustment for each color channel in color cameras.
Image Adjustment	Adjust pixel values losslessly with Black Level, Digital Shift, and other standard features.
PGI - Patented	Use the complete image enhancement package or choose from Denoising, Sharpness, Debayering, and Color-Anti-Aliasing to adjust the image quality.
Vignetting Correction	Correct lens shading artifacts that occur in acquired images.

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.