Basler dart
The Basler dart is a compact board-level area scan camera module, 27 x 27 mm and 5 g as a bare board, with resolutions from VGA to 13 MP and frame rates from 14 to 523 fps.
The dart is a camera reduced to a circuit board of 27 by 27 mm that weighs 5 g. It is meant for designers who put vision inside a product, such as a small robot, a handheld scanner or a laboratory device, and cannot fit a housed camera. Despite the size it offers industrial sensors from VGA to 13 megapixels and speeds up to 523 fps, with a choice of GigE, USB 3.0 or MIPI. The dart E for MIPI is the lowest-cost family and works with NXP and NVIDIA processors. A bare board needs care in mechanical design and protection.
Pricing is available on request. Any price is indicative only, is not final and may change; contact us for a confirmed quote.
Full review: Basler dart Review: Specs and Uses of the 27 mm Board-Level Camera Module
- dart M: Sensors Sony CMOS, Interface GigE, Notes Modular, with flat flex cable; optional interface board with PoE
- dart Classic: Sensors onsemi and e2V CMOS, Interface USB 3.0, Notes First dart family
- dart R: Sensors Sony Pregius S, Pregius and Starvis, Interface USB 3.0, Notes High-speed models up to 523 fps
- dart E: Sensors onsemi CMOS, rolling shutter, Interface BCON for MIPI, Notes Optional internal image processor; lowest-cost models
- Price: Price on request
