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IDS U3-3890SE-M-GL Area Scan Camera

SKU:
060-263-010-09
The U3-3890SE camera features Sony's IMX226 rolling shutter CMOS sensor, a 12-megapixel (4000 x 3000 pixel) sensor with a 1.85 µm pixel size. Part of the Sony STARVIS series, this sensor is notable for its exceptional light sensitivity and low noise. It can achieve a frame rate of 33.2 frames per second at full resolution.  The sensor utilizes STARVIS series BSI ("back-side-illumination") technology, making it well-suited for applications demanding high performance in low-light environments.  The camera is highly effective in various application fields including traffic monitoring, microscopy, and quality control. Its 1/1.7" sensor size provides compatibility with a broad selection of affordable lenses.
This USB3 Vision camera requires IDS Vision Firmware 2.20.17746 or a later version for support. 
 
 

Compact and robust: The uEye SE ("Standard Edition") is the all-round industrial camera with a broad sensor portfolio and countless variants. It has proven itself in industrial use for over a decade. It is consistently designed to support even large-format and fast CMOS sensors and to make best use of the bandwidth of the USB 3 (5 Gbps) interface.
In addition to a screwable USB Type-C connector, the uEye SE with USB 3 (5 Gbps) interface has a screwable 8-pin Hirose connector for trigger and flash (optically decoupled) as well as two GPIOs (each with 3.3 V). This makes them a popular choice for a wide range of applications in single or multi-camera operation. The integrated pixel pre-processing reduces the load on the host PC.

All uEye SE models are available either as a housing variant with a special, extremely dust-tight sensor seal or as a board level camera with various lens mount options. The range of applications is therefore very wide and covers fields such as automation, mechanical engineering, the packaging industry and traffic monitoring.


Note:
Due to the high performance of modern sensors, some uEye SE USB 3.1 Gen 1 models are not supported in USB 2.0 mode. The USB 2.0 interface does not provide sufficient power for this.