The Imaging Source
12MP 1/1.7" IMX226 USB3.1 Colour Camera
SKU: DFK 37AUX226
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Specification
Specification
Dimensions
Dimensions
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
Free shipping to all UK addresses (subject to a minimum order value of £20).
Standard shipping to all other destinations - select destination on checkout to get pricing.
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Returns
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Key Features
- 37U Series Colour Industrial Camera
- USB 3.1 Interface
- 1/1.7 inch Sony CMOS STARVIS IMX226 Sensor
- 4,000×3,000 (12 MP), up to 30 fps
- Pixel Size: H: 1.85 µm, V: 1.85 µm
- Rolling Shutter
- Only 36×36×25 mm
Do you need a C-Mount lens to pair with your camera? See our catalogue of C-Mount lenses.
What are the benefits of using a USB interface camera?
USB cameras offer integration with minimal effort and, in some cases, can offer UVC-compliance, which enables plug-and-play. The bandwidth of USB can achieve 5Gbps (depending on whether you are using USB 2.0 or USB 3.0) and can reach a range of up to 7 metres with passive cables. However, you can use an active optic cable to facilitate a longer cable distance of up to 100m, which may require an external power source (Active optic cables, in most cases, are at a higher price point and may not provide power to the end device).
What are the 37U series cameras?
The 37U series by The Imaging Source is designed with high-performance Sony Pregius and STARVIS sensors, making it an excellent choice for systems engineers and OEMs seeking a cost-effective solution. With its diverse form factor variants, this series provides a customisable option for different requirements. The compact and cost-optimised 37 Series USB 3.1 industrial cameras are specifically tailored for high-speed machine vision tasks, including production automation, quality assurance, and inspection.
