Gpixel image sensor
GLUX9701BSI cameras
6 camera models built on the Gpixel GLUX9701BSI sensor, covering industrial & analytical cameras and low-light & cooled cameras. Compare their published specifications.
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GLUX9701BSI (M, UV, RS) · GPixel GLUX9701BSI · GPixel GLUX9701BSI (UV)
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Cameras using the GLUX9701BSI
| Model | Sensor variant | Resolution | Pixel Size | Frame Rate | Shutter Type | Interface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BIGEYE1300KMAIndustrial & Analytical Cameras | GLUX9701BSI (M, UV, RS) | 1.3 MP (1280×1024) | 9.76 µm × 9.76 µm | 30 fps @ 1280×1024; 30 fps @ 640×512 | Rolling Shutter | USB3.0 |
| I3CMOS01300KMAIndustrial & Analytical Cameras | GPixel GLUX9701BSI (UV) | 1.3 MP (1280×1024) | 9.76 µm × 9.76 µm | 30 fps @ 1280×1024; 30 fps @ 640×512 | Rolling Shutter | USB3.0 |
| ITR3CMOS01300KMALow-Light & Cooled Cameras | GPixel GLUX9701BSI | 1.3MP (1280×1024) | 9.76 µm × 9.76 µm | 30 fps @ 1280×1024; 30 fps @ 640×512 | Rolling Shutter | USB3.0 |
| IUA1300KMA-10GIndustrial & Analytical Cameras | GPixel GLUX9701BSI (UV) | 1.3 MP (1280×1024) | 9.76 µm × 9.76 µm | 30 fps @ 1280×1024; 30 fps @ 640×512 | Rolling shutter | 10GigE |
| IUA1300KMA(GPixel UV)Industrial & Analytical Cameras | GPixel GLUX9701BSI | 1.3MP (1280×1024) | 9.76 µm × 9.76 µm | 30 fps @ 1280×1024; 30 fps @ 640×512 | Rolling shutter | USB3.0 (USB3.1 GEN1) |
| MTR3CMOS01300KMALow-Light & Cooled Cameras | GLUX9701BSI (M, UV, RS) | 1.3MP (1280×1024) | 9.76 µm × 9.76 µm | 30 fps @ 1280×1024; 30 fps @ 640×512 | Rolling Shutter | USB3.0 |
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