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GigE uEye SE

Compact and robust: The uEye SE ("Standard Edition") is the all-round industrial camera with a broad sensor portfolio and countless variants. It has proven itself in industrial use for over a decade. It is consistently designed to support even large-format and fast CMOS sensors. The cameras deliver data at full GigE speed and, thanks to PoE ("Power over Ethernet"), also enable single-cable operation up to 100 meters. In addition, the cameras can be operated with an external 12-24 V power source. In addition to the screwable RJ45 network connector, the uEye SE GigE cameras have an 8-pin Hirose connector for trigger and flash (optically decoupled) as well as two GPIOs (each with 3.3 V), which enable numerous industrial applications. All uEye SE models are available either as a housing variant with a special, extremely dust-tight sensor seal or as a board level camera with various lens mount options. The range of applications is therefore very wide and covers fields such as automation, mechanical engineering, the packaging industry and traffic monitoring.

GigE uEye SE SPEC

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UI-5040SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1448 x 1086
1/3" CMOS
73
✓
✓
UI-5040SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1448 x 1086
1/3" CMOS
73
✓
✓
GV-5040SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1456 x 1088
1/3" CMOS
79
✓
✓
GV-5040SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1456 x 1088
1/3" CMOS
79
✓
✓
UI-5041SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1448 x 1086
1/3" CMOS
73
✓
✓
UI-5041SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1448 x 1086
1/3" CMOS
73
✓
✓
UI-5042SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1448 x 1086
1/3" CMOS
73
✓
✓
GV-50C0SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/2" CMOS
52
✓
✓
GV-50C0SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/2" CMOS
52
✓
✓
UI-5130SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
800x600
1/3.6" CMOS
205
✓
✓
GV-50C1SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/2" CMOS
52
✓
✓
UI-5131SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
800x600
1/3.6" CMOS
205
✓
✓
GV-50C1SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/2" CMOS
52
✓
✓
UI-5140SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1280 x 1024
1/2" CMOS
88
✓
✓
GV-50C2SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/2" CMOS
52
✓
✓
GV-50C2SE-M
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/2" CMOS
52
✓
✓
UI-5140SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1280 x 1024
1/2" CMOS
88
✓
✓
UI-5141SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1280 x 1024
1/2" CMOS
88
✓
✓
UI-5130SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
800x600
1/3.6" CMOS
205
✓
✓
UI-5141SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1280 x 1024
1/2" CMOS
88
✓
✓
UI-5131SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
800x600
1/3.6" CMOS
205
✓
✓
UI-5142SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1280 x 1024
1/2" CMOS
88
✓
✓
UI-5142SE-M
GigE uEye SE
1280 x 1024
1/2" CMOS
88
✓
✓
GV-51N0SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 3040
1.1" CMOS
8
✓
✓
GV-51N0SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 3040
1.1" CMOS
8
✓
✓
GV-51N1SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 3040
1.1" CMOS
8
✓
✓
GV-51N1SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 3040
1.1" CMOS
8
✓
✓
GV-51N2SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 3040
1.1" CMOS
8
✓
✓
GV-51N2SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 3040
1.1" CMOS
8
✓
✓
GV-51R0SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 4608
4/3" CMOS
5
✓
✓
GV-51R0SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 4608
4/3" CMOS
5
✓
✓
GV-51R1SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 4608
4/3" CMOS
5
✓
✓
GV-51R1SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 4608
4/3" CMOS
5
✓
✓
GV-51R2SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 4608
4/3" CMOS
5
✓
✓
GV-51R2SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
5328 x 4608
4/3" CMOS
5
✓
✓
UI-5200SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 3006
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
UI-5200SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 3006
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
GV-5200SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 3000
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
GV-5200SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 3000
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
UI-5201SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 3006
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
UI-5201SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 3006
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
GV-5201SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 3000
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
GV-5201SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 3000
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
UI-5202SE-C
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 3006
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
UI-5202SE-M
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 3006
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
GV-5202SE-C
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 3000
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
GV-5202SE-M
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 3000
1.1" CMOS
9
✓
✓
UI-5240SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
50
✓
✓
UI-5240SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
50
✓
✓
UI-5240SE-NIR
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
50
✓
✓
GV-5240SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
59
✓
✓
GV-5240SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
59
✓
✓
GV-5240SE-NIR
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
59
✓
✓
UI-5241SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
60
✓
✓
UI-5241SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
60
✓
✓
GV-5241SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
59
✓
✓
GV-5241SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
59
✓
✓
UI-5242SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
60
✓
✓
UI-5242SE-M
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
60
✓
✓
GV-5242SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
59
✓
✓
GV-5242SE-M
GigE uEye SE
1280x1024
1/1.8" CMOS
59
✓
✓
UI-5250SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
UI-5250SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
GV-5250SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
GV-5250SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
UI-5251SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
UI-5251SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
GV-5251SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
GV-5251SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
UI-5252SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
UI-5252SE-M
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
GV-5252SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
GV-5252SE-M
GigE uEye SE
1600x1200
1/1.8" CMOS
52
✓
✓
UI-5260SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/1.2" CMOS
47
✓
✓
UI-5260SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/1.2" CMOS
47
✓
✓
GV-5260SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1920 x 1200
1/1.2" CMOS
46
✓
✓
GV-5260SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1920 x 1200
1/1.2" CMOS
46
✓
✓
UI-5261SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/1.2" CMOS
47
✓
✓
UI-5261SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/1.2" CMOS
47
✓
✓
GV-5261SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1920 x 1200
1/1.2" CMOS
46
✓
✓
GV-5261SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1920 x 1200
1/1.2" CMOS
46
✓
✓
UI-5262SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/1.2" CMOS
47
✓
✓
UI-5262SE-M
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1216
1/1.2" CMOS
47
✓
✓
GV-5262SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1920 x 1200
1/1.2" CMOS
46
✓
✓
GV-5262SE-M
GigE uEye SE
1920 x 1200
1/1.2" CMOS
46
✓
✓
UI-5270SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2056 x 1542
1/1.8" CMOS
36
✓
✓
UI-5270SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
2056 x 1542
1/1.8" CMOS
36
✓
✓
GV-5270SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2048 x 1536
1/1.8" CMOS
22
✓
✓
GV-5270SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
2048 x 1536
1/1.8" CMOS
22
✓
✓
UI-5271SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2056 x 1542
1/1.8" CMOS
36
✓
✓
UI-5271SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
2056 x 1542
1/1.8" CMOS
36
✓
✓
GV-5271SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2048 x 1536
1/1.8" CMOS
22
✓
✓
GV-5271SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
2048 x 1536
1/1.8" CMOS
22
✓
✓
UI-5272SE-C
GigE uEye SE
2056 x 1542
1/1.8" CMOS
36
✓
✓
UI-5272SE-M
GigE uEye SE
2056 x 1542
1/1.8" CMOS
36
✓
✓
GV-5272SE-C
GigE uEye SE
2048 x 1536
1/1.8" CMOS
22
✓
✓
GV-5272SE-M
GigE uEye SE
2048 x 1536
1/1.8" CMOS
22
✓
✓
UI-5280SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2456 x 2054
2/3" CMOS
23
✓
✓
UI-5280SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
2456 x 2054
2/3" CMOS
23
✓
✓
GV-5280SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2448 x 2048
2/3" CMOS
22
✓
✓
GV-5280SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
2448 x 2048
2/3" CMOS
22
✓
✓
UI-5281SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2456 x 2054
2/3" CMOS
23
✓
✓
UI-5281SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
2456 x 2054
2/3" CMOS
23
✓
✓
GV-5281SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2448 x 2048
2/3" CMOS
22
✓
✓
GV-5281SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
2448 x 2048
2/3" CMOS
22
✓
✓
UI-5282SE-C
GigE uEye SE
2456 x 2054
2/3" CMOS/td>
23
✓
✓
UI-5282SE-M
GigE uEye SE
2456 x 2054
2/3" CMOS
23
✓
✓
GV-5282SE-C
GigE uEye SE
2448 x 2048
2/3" CMOS
22
✓
✓
GV-5282SE-M
GigE uEye SE
448 x 2048
2/3" CMOS
22
✓
✓
UI-5290SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 2174
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
UI-5290SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 2174
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
GV-5290SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 2160
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
UI-5290SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 2160
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
UI-5291SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 2174
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
UI-5291SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 2174
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
GV-5291SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 2160
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
GV-5291SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 2160
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
UI-5292SE-C
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 2174
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
UI-5292SE-M
GigE uEye SE
4104 x 2174
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
GV-5292SE-C
GigE uEye SE
4096 x 2160
1" CMOS
12
✓
✓
UI-5492SE-M
GigE uEye SE
3840x2748
1/2" CMOS
6.1
✓
✓
UI-5580SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2560x1920
1/2" CMOS
14
✓
✓
GV-5580SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2560x1920
1/2" CMOS
14
✓
✓
UI-5581SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2560x1920
1/2" CMOS
15
✓
✓
GV-5581SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
2560x1920
1/2" CMOS
15
✓
✓
GV-5582SE-C
GigE uEye SE
2560x1920
1/2" CMOS
15
✓
✓
UI-5860SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
UI-5860SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
GV-5860SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
GV-5860SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
UI-5861SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
UI-5861SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
GV-5861SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
GV-5861SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
UI-5862SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
UI-5862SE-M
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
GV-5862SE-C
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
GV-5862SE-M
GigE uEye SE
1936 x 1096
1/2.8" CMOS
54
✓
✓
UI-5880SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
UI-5880SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
GV-5880SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
GV-5880SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
UI-5881SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
UI-5881SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
GV-5881SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
GV-5881SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
UI-5882SE-C
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
UI-5882SE-M
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
GV-5882SE-C
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
GV-5882SE-M
GigE uEye SE
3088 x 2076
1/1.8" CMOS
18
✓
✓
GV-5890SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4000 x 3000
1/1.7" CMOS
10
✓
✓
GV-5890SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4000 x 3000
1/1.7" CMOS
10
✓
✓
GV-5891SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4000 x 3000
1/1.7" CMOS
10
✓
✓
GV-5891SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4000 x 3000
1/1.7" CMOS
10
✓
✓
GV-5892SE-C
GigE uEye SE
4000 x 3000
1/1.7" CMOS
10
✓
✓
GV-5892SE-M
GigE uEye SE
4000 x 3000
1/1.7" CMOS
10
✓
✓
GV-5990SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4512x4512
1.1" CMOS
5.5
✓
✓
GV-5990SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4512x4512
1.1" CMOS
5.5
✓
✓
GV-5991SE-C-HQ
GigE uEye SE
4512x4512
1.1" CMOS
5.5
✓
✓
GV-5991SE-M-GL
GigE uEye SE
4512x4512
1.1" CMOS
5.5
✓
✓
GV-5992SE-C
GigE uEye SE
4512x4512
1.1" CMOS
5.5
✓
✓
GV-5992SE-M
GigE uEye SE
4512x4512
1.1" CMOS
5.5
✓
✓

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There is also often the question of whether AI vision is even suitable for a particular task or can solve it. Unfortunately, this hen-egg problem too often leads to the technology not...

Anonymising AI

Anonymising AI

Computer vision and camera-based image processing have become indispensable tools for digital analysis and automation of many processes in different areas. However, especially where...

Rapid prototyping camera applications

Rapid prototyping camera applications

Python is a very common programming language in the Internet of Things (IoT). It allows writing and testing short code snippets without the time-consuming setup of a complete...

Getting started: uEye SDK and C

Getting started: uEye SDK and C

This samples describes step-by-step how to set up a simple console application for controlling a uEye camera. Here, the uEye SDK for C is used. More info Source: IDS Imaging...

Getting started: uEye .NET SDK and C#

Getting started: uEye .NET SDK and C#

This sample shows how to create a C# project with the uEye .NET SDK. It includes also a simple single grab sample for an easy start on programming uEye cameras. More info Source: IDS...

Crop operations on software side (C/C++)

Crop operations on software side (C/C++)

This sample shows the basic idea of continuously capturing images without losing frames. A ring image buffer sequence with at least 3 buffers is used. These buffers are put into the...

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