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iRAYPLE A9507MX703E (2592x2160, 210fps, GMAX2505, CXP-6) machine vision camera
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iRAYPLE A9507MX703E

A9507MX703E

The A9507MX703E is part of iRAYPLE's high-end Large Area Scan camera series, using a 1/2" Gpixel GMAX2505 global-shutter CMOS sensor with 2592x2160 (5 MP) resolution and 2.5 um x 2.5 um pixels at up to 210 fps. It uses a single CoaXPress CXP-6 interface offering 4 x 6.25 Gbps theoretical bandwidth with PoCXP and DC 24V power options. The camera supports hardware trigger and free-run modes, pixel-by-pixel flat field correction (FFC), ROI, and multiple output formats, conforming to the CoaXPress protocol and GenICam standard. It carries CE, FCC, KC and RoHS certifications and targets high-speed inspection in EV, photovoltaic, semiconductor and display industries.

Brand
iRAYPLE
Camera type
Area scan
Interface
CoaXPress (CXP-6, 4 x 6.25 Gbps)
Resolution
5 MP (2592 x 2160)
Horizontal resolution
2592 px (horizontal), 2160 px vertical
Mono / color
Monochrome
Sensor manufacturer
Gpixel
Sensor model
Gpixel GMAX2505 CMOS
Shutter
Global shutter
FPS
Up to 210 fps
Pixel size
2.5 um x 2.5 um
Sensor size
1/2 inch optical format
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Technical overview

The iRAYPLE A9507MX703E is a 5 MP (2592 x 2160) monochrome area-scan camera built on the Gpixel GMAX2505 global-shutter CMOS sensor. The global shutter is the defining trait here: every pixel is exposed simultaneously, so fast-moving parts on a conveyor, an indexing turret, or a continuous web are frozen without the skew or smear a rolling shutter would introduce. Paired with a frame rate of up to 210 fps at full resolution, this camera is built for throughput-driven inspection where the line cannot wait for the image. The 2.5 um x 2.5 um pixels on a 1/2-inch optical format pack the 5 MP array into a compact sensor, which keeps lens cost and field-of-view geometry manageable but also means small pixels with correspondingly modest full-well capacity, so lighting intensity and exposure budget matter when you push to 210 fps.

The single CoaXPress CXP-6 interface (4 x 6.25 Gbps theoretical aggregate) is what makes the high frame rate usable over distance. CoaXPress carries image data, camera control, trigger, and Power-over-Coax (PoCXP) on a single coaxial cable over runs far longer than USB3 or GigE practically allow, which suits machines where the camera sits meters away from the cabinet on moving gantries or in tight enclosures. The camera also accepts DC 24V power directly if you are not running PoCXP. Because CoaXPress requires a frame grabber, plan for a CXP-capable acquisition card in the host PC and budget a PCIe slot for it; this is a PC-based vision architecture, not a standalone smart camera. The camera conforms to the CoaXPress protocol and the GenICam standard, so it integrates with standard machine-vision SDKs and third-party software through GenICam feature trees.

For integration, the camera supports both hardware trigger and free-run modes, pixel-by-pixel flat field correction (FFC), region of interest (ROI), and multiple output formats. Hardware trigger lets you synchronize each exposure to an encoder pulse or a part-present sensor, which is essential for repeatable framing of indexed parts; ROI windowing lets you trade off field height for even higher frame rates when you only need a band of the sensor. FFC corrects fixed-pattern and shading non-uniformity at the pixel level, which is valuable on monochrome surface and defect work where subtle intensity variation can be mistaken for a defect. As a monochrome sensor, it delivers maximum light sensitivity and per-pixel resolution for grayscale tasks like surface defect detection, edge-based dimensional measurement, and contrast inspection, but it cannot distinguish color and relies on you choosing the right illumination wavelength and geometry to make defects visible. The camera carries CE, FCC, KC, and RoHS certifications and targets high-speed inspection in EV/battery, photovoltaic, semiconductor, and display industries.

Best for

  • High-speed surface defect inspection on continuous webs or fast conveyors, where the 210 fps global shutter freezes motion without smear
  • Semiconductor and display panel inspection requiring 5 MP grayscale detail with pixel-by-pixel flat field correction for uniform shading
  • EV battery electrode and cell inspection where CoaXPress reach and PoCXP single-cable wiring simplify cabling on moving stages
  • Photovoltaic cell and wafer inspection needing high frame rates synchronized to indexing motion via hardware trigger
  • Edge-based dimensional measurement and contrast-driven defect detection that benefit from monochrome sensitivity and ROI-based frame-rate gains

Selection notes

  • This is a CoaXPress CXP-6 camera, so it requires a matching CXP frame grabber and a free PCIe slot in the host PC; it is a PC-based vision build, not a standalone smart camera.
  • Power can come from PoCXP over the coax cable or from a separate DC 24V supply, so confirm whether your frame grabber sources PoCXP before specifying the power path.
  • The 1/2-inch optical format with 2.5 um pixels needs a lens that resolves fine detail across that format; verify the lens MTF and mount support the 5 MP resolution to avoid being the limiting factor.
  • Small 2.5 um pixels and 210 fps operation leave a tight exposure budget, so pair this camera with sufficiently bright, well-matched illumination and consider strobed lighting synchronized to the trigger for motion-frozen frames.
  • As a monochrome camera it cannot separate colors; choose illumination wavelength and geometry (e.g. dark-field, low-angle) deliberately to make your target defects appear as grayscale contrast.
  • Use ROI to raise frame rate beyond the full-frame 210 fps when your inspection only needs a partial sensor band, and use FFC to suppress fixed-pattern non-uniformity on demanding surface tasks.

Specifications: General
BrandiRAYPLE
Camera typeArea scan

Specifications: Sensor
Resolution5 MP (2592 x 2160)
Horizontal resolution2592 px (horizontal), 2160 px vertical
Mono / colorMonochrome
Sensor manufacturerGpixel
Sensor modelGpixel GMAX2505 CMOS
ShutterGlobal shutter
Pixel size2.5 um x 2.5 um
Sensor size1/2 inch optical format

Specifications: Performance
FPSUp to 210 fps

Specifications: Interface
InterfaceCoaXPress (CXP-6, 4 x 6.25 Gbps)
ProtocolsCoaXPress protocol, GenICam standard

Specifications: Optics
MountC-mount

Specifications: Electrical
PowerPoCXP or DC 24V

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