Ximea MC051MG-SY-PG4-HDR 5.1MP Monochrome USB3 Camera with Sony IMX537 CMOS Global Shutter Sensor, 69 FPS, Dual ADC HDR, C-Mount, 26.4 x 26.4 x 42.14 mm

The Ximea MC051MG-SY-PG4-HDR is a compact industrial USB 3.1 Gen1 camera engineered with the high-performance Sony IMX537 5.1MP Pregius™ CMOS monochrome sensor. Delivering a resolution of 2472 x 2064 pixels and global shutter technology, this sensor captures distortion-free, high-speed motion with exceptional precision at up to 69 frames per second. With a 1/1.8" sensor format, 2.74 µm pixel size, and dual ADC architecture, it enables superior dynamic range and reduced noise, ideal for demanding imaging tasks in industrial, medical, and scientific applications.

The camera supports RAW 8/10/12-bit output, ROI/AOI readout, on-camera hot pixel correction, and flexible I/O with three input and three output GPIOs. Data is streamed via a USB 3.1 Micro-B interface at 5 Gbps, allowing 4x faster speeds than GigE. The MC051MG-SY-PG4-HDR features a 26.4 x 26.4 mm standard housing with C-mount, hardware/software trigger modes, host-assisted image enhancements, and support for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Optimized for embedded and OEM systems, it offers a compact, low-power, high-precision imaging solution with advanced HDR capture capabilities.

Features:

• 5.1 MP monochrome CMOS sensor (Sony IMX537)
• Global shutter with 69 FPS at full resolution
• USB 3.1 Gen1 interface (5 Gbit/s) with Micro-B connector
• Compact housing: 26.4 x 26.4 x 42.14 mm, 35.9 g
• High dynamic range via Dual ADC
• Advanced image processing features: ROI, binning, de-Bayering, LUT, gamma, sharpening
• Programmable I/O: 3 inputs, 3 outputs, 4 configurable LEDs
• Support for 8, 10, and 12-bit RAW pixel output
• Lens mount: Standard C-mount (optional CS, S-mount, board-level)
• Host-assisted flat field correction and hot pixel correction
• EMVA 1288 compliant, CE, FCC, RoHS certified
• Bus-powered operation with low power draw (2.7W)

Applications:

• 3D and FACS scanning, facial recognition, eye tracking, and people counting
• Virtual and augmented reality, 360° panorama capture, motion capture, cinematography
• Medical imaging, histology, retinal imaging, microscopy, and cell biology
• Photogrammetry, videogrammetry, UAV-based city/street mapping
• High-speed sports broadcasting and motion analysis (e.g., golf, baseball, tennis)
• Quality inspection in semiconductors, electronics, and flat panel displays
• Factory automation, machine vision, robotic welding, and precision molding
• Low-latency audio/visual streaming in educational and presentation environments (LoLa)