Basler pulse Overview
Basler pulse is a compact USB 3.0 camera family with a metal housing and tripod socket. Individual models have different image formats and acquisition limits. The manufacturer has published a pulse discontinuation notice, making lifecycle confirmation a central purchasing requirement.
Key Specifications
Product detail | Specification |
Product | Basler pulse |
Image format | Model-specific area image; select the exact ordering code |
Acquisition | Model-Specific Cmos Acquisition |
Interface | USB 3.0 / USB3 Vision |
Capture rate | Model-specific; no single family-wide operating point |
Construction | Compact metal housing and tripod socket |
Interface standard | USB3 Vision |
Review Summary
pulse can be relevant when maintaining an existing system or evaluating a supported replacement supply arrangement. A new design should first compare current camera alternatives and support commitments. Its compact package does not remove the need to verify optics, synchronization and host compatibility for the chosen model.
Integration and Selection
The example puA2500-14uc lists 14 fps at default settings and software-trigger or free-run synchronization. Do not infer a hardware-trigger input merely because pulse is an industrial camera family. Its rolling shutter requires particular attention to object or camera movement. Validate the actual USB host, output mode and application timing before reusing a previous acquisition design.
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