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iRAYPLE A9907MX703E (4192x2160, 120fps, GMAX2509, CXP-6) machine vision camera
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iRAYPLE A9907MX703E

A9907MX703E

The iRAYPLE (Zhejiang HuaRay) A9907MX703E is a Large Area Scan Series area-scan camera built around the 9 MP Gpixel GMAX2509 global-shutter CMOS sensor (10.5 mm x 5.4 mm, 2.5 um pixels) delivering 4192 x 2160 resolution at 120 fps with 12-bit output. It uses a CXP-6 CoaXPress interface (2 x 6.25 Gbps theoretical bandwidth), conforms to the CoaXPress and GenICam standards, and offers 36 dB SNR and 62 dB dynamic range. The camera takes a C-mount, is powered by DC 24V over a 6-pin Hirose connector with PoCXP support (~6.9 W), and provides software/hardware/free-run triggering, ROI, X/Y flip and FFC. It measures 50 x 50 x 44.7 mm, weighs 240 g, and is rated for -30 to 50 C operation with CE, FCC, KC and RoHS compliance.

Brand
iRAYPLE
Camera type
Area scan
Interface
CoaXPress CXP-6 (2 x 6.25 Gbps)
Resolution
9 MP (9.05 MP)
Horizontal resolution
4192 x 2160 px
Mono / color
Mono
Sensor manufacturer
Gpixel
Sensor model
Gpixel GMAX2509
Shutter
Global shutter
FPS
120 fps
Mount
C-mount
Sensor size
10.5 mm x 5.4 mm CMOS (2/3-inch class)
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Technical overview

The iRAYPLE A9907MX703E is a 9 MP (4192 x 2160) monochrome area-scan camera built around the Gpixel GMAX2509 global-shutter CMOS sensor. The global shutter is the defining trait here: every pixel starts and ends exposure simultaneously, so parts moving past the camera on a conveyor or rotary stage are captured without the skew or smear that a rolling shutter introduces. Paired with a 120 fps frame rate at full resolution, this makes the camera suited to fast, continuous inspection where the line never stops and where geometric accuracy of a moving feature matters. Because the sensor is monochrome, all 9 MP of resolution go to luminance detail rather than being shared across a color filter array, which maximizes spatial resolution and contrast for tasks like surface defect detection, edge-based gauging, and reading marks.

The optical and interface choices define how you design the station around it. The sensor measures 10.5 mm x 5.4 mm (a 2/3-inch-class format) with very small 2.5 um pixels, and the camera takes a standard C-mount, so lens selection is the lever that sets field of view and resolved detail. The small pixel pitch rewards a sharp, high-resolution lens; a soft or low-MTF lens will blur features finer than two pixels and waste the sensor's resolving power, so the lens should be specified to match the 2.5 um pixel and the 2/3-inch image circle. On the data side, the camera uses a CoaXPress CXP-6 interface running two links at a theoretical 6.25 Gbps each, conforming to the CoaXPress and GenICam standards. That bandwidth is what allows 9 MP at 120 fps and 12-bit output to leave the camera in real time, but it means the camera must connect to a CoaXPress frame grabber rather than a standard NIC; this is a grabber-based architecture, not a plug-into-the-PC USB or GigE camera.

For image quality and integration, the sensor offers 12-bit output, 36 dB SNR, and 62 dB of dynamic range. Triggering is flexible: software, hardware, and free-run modes are supported, so the camera can be slaved to an encoder or photoelectric sensor for precise part-synchronized capture, or run free for continuous monitoring. ROI, X/Y flip, and FFC (flat-field correction) are available on board, letting you crop to a region for higher effective frame rate or normalize illumination non-uniformity. Power is DC 24 V through a 6-pin Hirose connector with PoCXP support, drawing about 6.9 W, so a single coax cable can carry power, control, and image data. The housing is compact at 50 x 50 x 44.7 mm and 240 g, and the wide -30 to 50 C operating range with CE, FCC, KC, and RoHS compliance suits it to enclosed inspection cells and harsher production environments.

Best for

  • High-speed surface and defect inspection of parts moving continuously on a conveyor, where the global shutter prevents motion smear at 120 fps
  • Electronics, semiconductor, automotive, and battery production inspection that needs 9 MP detail to resolve fine features over a usable field of view
  • Dimensional measurement and edge-based gauging on moving product, where simultaneous global exposure preserves geometric accuracy
  • Industrial OCR/OCV and mark reading where monochrome contrast and 12-bit depth improve character and code legibility
  • Throughput-critical lines built on a CoaXPress frame-grabber architecture that need sustained 9 MP at 120 fps over a single coax run

Selection notes

  • This is a CoaXPress CXP-6 camera and requires a compatible CoaXPress frame grabber with two-link capacity; budget for the grabber and ensure the host has a free slot, since it does not connect over USB or GigE.
  • Lens choice is critical with the 2.5 um pixel pitch and 2/3-inch-class image circle: specify a high-MTF C-mount lens that resolves to the pixel, or fine features will be blurred and the 9 MP resolution wasted.
  • Plan illumination for the 120 fps frame rate; short exposure windows at high speed demand strong, well-aimed lighting, and the camera's hardware trigger lets you synchronize a strobe to each frame.
  • Confirm cable length and PoCXP power delivery for your grabber; the camera draws about 6.9 W and can be powered over coax, but the alternative is DC 24 V through the 6-pin Hirose connector.
  • The sensor is monochrome, so it suits contrast-, texture-, and edge-based tasks; if your application depends on distinguishing colors, this model is not the right choice.

Specifications: General
BrandiRAYPLE
Camera typeArea scan

Specifications: Sensor
Resolution9 MP (9.05 MP)
Horizontal resolution4192 x 2160 px
Mono / colorMono
Sensor manufacturerGpixel
Sensor modelGpixel GMAX2509
ShutterGlobal shutter
Sensor size10.5 mm x 5.4 mm CMOS (2/3-inch class)
Pixel size2.5 um x 2.5 um

Specifications: Performance
FPS120 fps

Specifications: Interface
InterfaceCoaXPress CXP-6 (2 x 6.25 Gbps)
ProtocolsCoaXPress, GenICam

Specifications: Optics
MountC-mount

Specifications: Electrical
PowerDC 24V via 6-pin Hirose, PoCXP supported
Power consumption6.9 W

Specifications: Environment
Operating temperature-30 to 50 C

Specifications: Mechanical
Dimensions50 x 50 x 44.7 mm (excluding rear connector)
Weight240 g

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