1.3MP 190fps Color Global Shutter USB Camera Module for Product Sorting Machines

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Collect more color views during each product pass. Explore 190fps global shutter USB imaging for sorting machines that need shape and appearance together.

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      Introduction

      This color global shutter USB camera captures 1280×1024 video at 190fps for products that move quickly through an inspection area. It combines frequent image sampling with color appearance and stable moving-target geometry, giving sorting equipment more views from which to make its product decisions.

      Applications in Real Devices

      Conveyor Product Sorting Machines

      An item may pass through the useful camera view before the sorting system has a favorable image of its position. Fast color capture supplies more observations during that pass.

      Global shutter helps retain the item’s outline, while color remains available for appearance-based sorting criteria.

      Production Defect-Inspection Stations

      A moving production line needs images in which a feature can be examined without a skewed product shape. This camera supplies a frequent sequence for the inspection host. The feature must remain large enough in the selected view; a small defect spread across too few pixels calls for different optics or more resolution.

      Multi-View Foot-Scanning Equipment

      A foot scanner collects color surface images from defined camera positions. Global shutter is relevant when small subject movement would affect image geometry. The useful choice here depends on coverage and surface detail at each view, rather than selecting 190fps as an end in itself.

      Rotating-Part Observation Rigs

      A test rig observing a rotating component needs successive views of its shape as its position changes. Frequent global shutter images help record stages of the motion for the host to examine. Lighting and the size of the visible feature determine whether those stages contain useful detail.

      Robot Pick-and-Place Vision Heads

      A robot camera may see a part while the part, camera or both are moving. Color and preserved outlines can support part-orientation and appearance tasks. The required pick area guides the lens view so the camera records the working target instead of unused surroundings.

      Project Evaluation Guide

      • Start with the sorting feature.
        Consider this camera when the decisive color, edge or surface feature remains visible at 1280×1024. Move to more resolution if the feature is too small after the required line width is included.

      • Use speed where it creates useful images.
        Prioritize 190fps when several observations during a brief product pass help the inspection process. If products pause for inspection, extra detail or a defined capture event may matter more than the highest frame rate.

      • Choose the view from the machine position.
        Relate conveyor width and target size to the available camera height. A lens that covers the full line may leave individual features small; concentrate the view or choose more resolution when that tradeoff is unacceptable.

      How This Module Supports Device Requirements

      More Observations Within a Short Viewing Window

      A 190fps sequence records more stages while an item crosses the camera area. The inspection host gains more opportunities to select a useful position, particularly where the product does not stop for the camera.

      Moving-Target Geometry That Remains Useful

      Global shutter avoids the line-by-line timing difference that can skew moving parts. This helps preserve outlines and spatial relationships that an inspection or positioning task needs to interpret.

      Color Information Alongside Shape

      The color image retains appearance information used to distinguish products or surface conditions. It lets the equipment work with both color and geometry from the same view, where grayscale alone would omit part of the decision.

      Choosing This Model Within the High Frame Rate USB Camera Module Series

      Select around the information that must survive each product pass:

      Model

      Selection Reason

      SF1.3A142-GS-USB

      Choose 1.3MP color global shutter at 190fps when frequent product views are the main priority.

      SF-C0317USB-BW-3838 V1.1

      Choose VGA monochrome at 120fps when the task uses outlines or contrast without color.

      SF2A123

      Choose 1600×1300 color global shutter at 60fps when inspection detail outweighs the higher sampling rate.

      SF2A543

      Choose 1080P100 global shutter over USB 2.0 for a full-HD product view.

       

      Key Specifications

      Specification

      Details

      Model

      SF1.3A142-GS-USB

      Product Name

      1.3MP 190fps Color Global Shutter USB Camera Module

      Sensor

      Color CMOS Sensor

      Resolution

      1.3MP / 1280×1024

      Video Output

      1280×1024 at 190fps

      Sensor Size

      1/4 inch

      Pixel Size

      2.2×2.2μm

      Output Format

      MJPG / YUY2

      Shutter

      Global Shutter

      Focus

      Fixed Focus

      Focus Range

      1cm–Infinity

      Protocol

      UVC

      Module Size

      38×38mm

      Interface

      USB 2.0

      SincereFirst Customization

      Optics for the Line Width and Product Feature

      SincereFirst can evaluate focal length, FOV, focus, distortion requirements and filter choices around the smallest useful feature. A narrow sorting lane and a wide conveyor should not automatically receive the same lens.

      Camera-Head and Cable Adaptation

      The 38×38mm board provides the standard mounting footprint. Board shape, screw-hole positions, connector placement and cable length can be assessed around the inspection head, lens access and machine-host location.

      Power and Inspection-Light Integration

      USB protocol, power requirements and coordination with the station’s illumination can be evaluated for the project. The assessment starts with the existing machine electronics and lighting rather than assuming additional control functions are standard.

      Image Settings for the Sorting Host

      For short product passes, SincereFirst can assess image tuning and the selected resolution/frame-rate configuration against the sorting host’s processing workflow. The aim is a usable high-rate acquisition path within the camera’s hardware limits.

      Final configuration should be validated with the actual host platform, enclosure, optics, software, and lighting environment before sampling.

      FAQ

      Will choosing 190fps automatically increase the sorting line’s throughput?

      It increases the available image sampling rate. Throughput also depends on whether the host can process those images and the machine can act on its decisions in time. Choose the camera around the number of useful views the inspection process actually needs.

      Can the same camera setup inspect products with different heights?

      Yes, where the selected lens and focus keep the required features visible across that working depth. A large height change can alter both focus and framing. Evaluate the shortest and tallest products together before fixing the optical configuration.

      Capture the Product Views Your Sorting Decision Needs

      Send SincereFirst a product example, the sorting feature and a view of the camera position. We can help select optics and assess the image configuration around the line’s actual viewing window.

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