VA Imaging VEN-1220-32U3M-FPC 1/1.7" Monochrome CMOS (Sony IMX226) Boardlevel Camera, 12.2 Megapixels, 4024 x 3036, 32 fps, Rolling Shutter, C-Mount, FPC Connector, USB 3.0 Output

USB3 Vision OEM Camera IMX226

The Venus USB3.0 FPC camera lineup features an industrial boardlevel camera equipped with a USB3.0 interface. It utilizes a unique FPC connector that minimizes the footprint compared to a standard USB3.0 plug. This design makes the camera notably smaller and simplifies integration into various devices. Included is a compact PCB adapter that converts the FPC connector to a USB3 Micro B port, facilitating straightforward camera testing. This adapter board is detachable to conserve space when needed. USB3.0 is an ideal interface for cameras requiring high resolution and rapid data transfer. Additionally, it is well suited for embedded systems such as Raspberry Pi (version 4 or newer) and NVIDIA platforms.

This model is particularly suitable if your application meets these criteria:
- Requires an ultra-compact camera (29x29x33.3mm) with a minimized connection interface
- Options for 100, 200, or 500mm FPC cables
- Single cable connectivity for the device
- Compatible with PCs and embedded systems including ARM V7 & ARM V8
- Supports hardware triggering

Warranty & Product Life Cycle

Daheng Imaging manufactures over 100,000 industrial cameras annually, adhering to stringent quality standards. These industrial cameras carry TÃœV Rheinland certification and come with a 3-year warranty. Each camera model remains available for a minimum of 7 years following its market release, with many models supported for significantly longer periods. For additional details on our product life cycle management, please refer to this article.

Monochrome Camera

A monochrome camera, also called a black and white camera, provides benefits across numerous applications. While color cameras dominate sectors like security and telecommunications, industrial environments often prefer black and white cameras for their advantages. These cameras deliver enhanced light sensitivity, produce crisp images, and generate less data compared to color cameras. This makes them particularly effective for image processing tasks. By carefully choosing the appropriate illumination color and lens filters, specific product features can be emphasized, enabling the capture of high-resolution, high-contrast images using monochrome cameras.