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Manta G-419 with CMOS sensor

For machine vision and security and surveillance applications, as well as industrial image processing, the Allied Vision Technology Manta G-419 industrial GigE camera features a CMOSIS CMV4000 CMOS sensor with four megapixel resolution and a global shutter. Available in monochrome, colour and NIR with near infrared sensitivity, the camera has high sensitivity and high 28.6 fbs frame rate and offers several modular options such as PoE.
December 4, 2013 Read time: 1 min
For machine vision and security and surveillance applications, as well as industrial image processing, the 518 Allied Vision Technologies Manta G-419 industrial GigE camera features a CMOSIS CMV4000 CMOS sensor with four megapixel resolution and a global shutter.

Available in monochrome, colour and NIR with near infrared sensitivity, the camera has high sensitivity and high 28.6 fbs frame rate and offers several modular options such as PoE.

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