LPMVC-10G61C-EF

High-Resolution GigE Camera
for Vision Inspection with EF Lens Auto-Focusing

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Function

  • Provides ease of use with EF Lens mount application and EF Lens auto-focusing control
  • Features a 10GigE interface, enabling fast and reliable data processing

Features

  • Offers superior dynamic range compared to similar cameras for precise brightness
  • Delivers high resolution and good sensitivity for excellent low-light image quality
  • Provides the appropriate inspection software for the display manufacturing process

Applications

  • LED

    LED

  • Display

    Display

Specification

Sensor Type
CMOS
Optical Format
Diagonal 43.3mm
Monochrome / Color
Color
Pixel Size
3.76μm x 3.76μm
Pixel Resolution
9,568(H) x 6,380(V)
Frame Rate
14.08FPS(10bit) / 11.9FPS(12bit) / 3.98FPS(16bit)
ADC Resolution
12bit / 14bit / 16bit
Shutter Type
Rolling shutter
SNR
–
Video Data Output
8bit / 10bit / 12bit
Interface
10GigE
Dynamic Range
76dB
Digital I/O
1 opto-isolated input and output
Power Requirement
DC +12V@2A
Lens Mount
EF-mount / M72-mount
Operating Temperature
0°C ~ +40°C
Dimension
90 x 90 x 120(mm)

FAQ

What are the unit price and lead time for the camera?

The standard delivery lead time is 4 weeks. This may vary depending on component availability.
Please contact our sales representative for pricing and current lead times before purchase.

What is the warranty period?

Free after-sales service is provided for 1 year from the shipping date.
However, damages caused by user negligence or product disassembly will incur service charges.

Is custom development available in addition to the provided functions?

Custom development is available depending on the quantity purchased. However, we need to review the feasibility of your request in advance, so please provide your detailed requirements via the Contact Us page, and we will get back to you.

I would also like to purchase lenses compatible with the camera.

Since we do not manufacture lenses, we can only review and recommend options in principle. It is essential to first verify the information, conditions, and environment of the camera's target subject.

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