Industrial Cameras/Analytical Imaging
IUE1800KMA Industrial Cameras/Analytical Imaging with CMOS Sensor sensor, 1.8 MP (1200×1536) for professional imaging.
Application context
IUE1800KMA: The CMOS Sensor sensor, 1.8 MP (1200×1536) resolution, and 96.0 µm × 96.0 µm pixels defines the sensitivity, sampling and field coverage available for Scientific imaging. The 120 fps @ 1200×1536 frame-rate listing also sets the fastest full-frame acquisition regime.
IUE1800KMA: The CMOS Sensor sensor, 1.8 MP (1200×1536) resolution, and 96.0 µm × 96.0 µm pixels defines the sensitivity, sampling and field coverage available for Instrument integration. The 120 fps @ 1200×1536 frame-rate listing also sets the fastest full-frame acquisition regime.
Specifications
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The IUE1800KMA is an industrial & analytical camera in the IUE series, built around a CMOS Sensor sensor, 1.8 MP (1200×1536) resolution, 96.0 µm × 96.0 µm pixels, frame rates up to 120 fps @ 1200×1536, a USB3.0 interface. It suits industrial cameras/analytical imaging where reliable imaging performance and interface compatibility matter.
| Model | IUE1800KMA |
|---|---|
| Sensor | CMOS Sensor |
| Effective Pixels / Resolution | 1.8 MP (1200×1536) |
| Frame Rate (Full Resolution) | 120 fps @ 1200×1536 |
| Exposure Time | 10 µs ~ 15 s |
| Shutter Type | Rolling Shutter |
| Color Type | Monochrome |
| Pixel Size | 96.0 µm × 96.0 µm |
|---|---|
| Sensor Size | 115.2 mm × 147.5 mm |
| Diagonal | 4.1" (187.16 mm) |
| Dynamic Range | Available on request |
| Bit Depth | 8/12-bit |
| Sensitivity | Available on request |
| Data Interface | USB3.0 |
|---|---|
| GPIO | 1 opto-isolated input, 1 opto-isolated output, 2 non-isolated I/O ports |
| Lens Mount | Available on request |
| Dimensions | 220 mm × 160 mm × 28.6 mm |
| Weight | Available on request |
| Power Supply | USB3.0 interface powered |
| Operating Temperature / Humidity | 10 °C to +50 °C / 20% to 80% (non-condensing) |
|---|---|
| Storage Temperature / Humidity | 30 °C to +70 °C / Available on request |
| Operating System | Windows/Linux/macOS/Android multi-platform SDK (native C/C++, C#/VB.NET, Python, Java, DirectShow, Twain, etc.) |
| Certification | CE/FCC |
System integration
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Technical FAQ
Lens Mount: Available on request. Use a lens image circle that covers the sensor and check flange distance before adding C/CS, F-mount or M42 adapters.
Sensor: CMOS Sensor · Resolution: 1.8 MP (1200×1536). Match pixel pitch to the diffraction-limited spot the optics deliver. Sampling finer than the optics resolve multiplies data volume without adding information; sampling coarser discards resolution you have paid for.
Frame Rate: 120 fps @ 1200×1536 · Interface: USB3.0. Confirm the host can sustain the interface bandwidth continuously, not in burst. A camera that outruns the write path stalls acquisition rather than dropping quietly to a lower rate.
GPIO: 1 opto-isolated input, 1 opto-isolated output, 2 non-isolated I/O ports. Confirm edge polarity, pulse-width limits and whether each line is opto-isolated before connecting TTL or GPIO signals. A software exposure command is not equivalent to a hardware trigger.
Dynamic Range: Available on request. Judge these figures at the exposure time you will actually use. Cooling matters where dark current accumulates over seconds; read noise dominates short exposures where it never does.
Tell us your sensor, resolution, spectral range, frame-rate, interface, and software requirements and we will confirm the matching configuration and lead time.
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