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M8105, Super 35mm Format Monochrome, Teledyne DALSA Genie Nano 5GigE PoE Camera

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General

Type:
Monochrome Camera
Manufacturer:
Teledyne DALSA
Camera Family:
Genie Nano-5GigE
Model Number:
G5-GM31-M8105

Physical & Mechanical Properties

Dimensions (mm):
59 x 59 x 41 (includes connectors and lens mount)
Weight (g):
183
Housing:
Full

Sensor

Image Buffer:
450MB
Imaging Sensor:
ON Semi XGS45000
Type of Sensor:
Progressive Scan CMOS
Type of Shutter:
Global
Camera Sensor Format:
Super 35MM Format
Resolution (MegaPixels):
44.40
Pixels (H x V):
8,192 x 5,420
Pixel Size, H x V (μm):
3.20 x 3.20
Sensing Area, H x V (mm):
26.21 x 17.34
Frame Rate (fps):
19.30
Pixel Depth:
8/10 bit
Exposure Time:
Automatic, Programmable, or via External Trigger
Dynamic Range (dB):
66.00
Machine Vision Standard:
GigE Vision v2.0

Electrical

Power Consumption (W):
9.4 - 9.6

Hardware & Interface Connectivity

Video Output:
5 GigE PoE
Connector:
5GigE, RJ45 with Screw Locks
Power Supply:
Power Supply Required and Sold Separately:
USA: #34-967
Europe: #34-967
Japan: #34-967
Korea: Not Available
China: #34-967
GPIOs:
2 opto-isolated input, 3 opto-isolated output
Synchronization:
Hardware Trigger (GPIO) or Software Trigger
Interface Port Orientation:
Back Panel
GPIO Connector Type:
6-pin Hirose (HR10)

Threading & Mounting

Mounting Threads:
¼-20 with Tripod Mount Adapter #34-966
Mount:
M42-Mount

Environmental & Durability Factors

Operating Temperature (°C):
-20 to +65
Storage Temperature (°C):
-30 to +65

Regulatory Compliance

RoHS 2015:
Exempt
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Product Details

  • 5GBASE-T (5GigE) Ethernet Interface
  • 3.2 to 12.4 Megapixel Sensors
  • TurboDrive™ Technology for Data Transfer Speeds up to 985 MB/s
  • Compact (32 x 44 x 59mm), Lightweight, and Robust Design

Teledyne DALSA Genie™ Nano 5GigE Power over Ethernet (PoE) Cameras are available with a range of SONY Pregius sensors with resolutions from 3.2MP to 12.4MP. The 5GigE Ethernet interface provides data transfer speeds up to 5 times faster than the conventional GigE interface, which when combined with TurboDrive™ technology allows these cameras to achieve frame rates up to 187fps while retaining full image quality. The included Sapera CamExpert software provides a simple image acquisition interface with Sapera LT SDK libraries for OEM and system integration applications. Teledyne DALSA Genie™ Nano 5GigE Power over Ethernet (PoE) Cameras are packaged in a compact, lightweight and robust all-metal housing, making them ideal for electronics inspection, industrial automation, and Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS) applications. These cameras support the AIA GigE Vision Standard to facilitate easy integration into imaging systems.

Note: Frame rates achievable through TurboDrive™ or Burst Acquisition could vary with factors such as image quality and resolution.

Accessories

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DALSA Genie Nano ¼-20 Mounting Adapter #34-966 £42.50   Request Quote
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Power Over Ethernet (PoE) Single Port injector #68-469 £60.35   Request Quote
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Cable GigE Cat 6 SFTP 5m #68-470 £9.35   Request Quote
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Cable GigE Cat 6 SSTP 10m #68-471 £15.30   Request Quote
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Cable GigE Cat 6 SSTP 20m #68-472 £25.50   Request Quote
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Cable GigE Cat 6 SSTP 30m #68-473 £34.85   Request Quote
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Cable GigE Cat 6 SSTP 50m #68-474 £113.90   Request Quote
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Genie Nano GPIO 10-pin Cable, 2m #16-032 £63.75   Request Quote
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10G/5G/1G GigE PoE+ NBASE-T Ethernet Card, 2 Ports #17-947 Clearance £382.50   Request Quote
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10G/5G/1G GigE PoE+ NBASE-T Ethernet Card #16-033 £229.50   Request Quote
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