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iRAYPLE AX5B17MP050E (5120x4096, 219fps, CXP-12) machine vision camera
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iRAYPLE AX5B17MP050E

AX5B17MP050E

The AX5B17MP050E is a high-speed, large-format area-scan camera in iRAYPLE's AX series built around the 21-megapixel Gpixel GSPRINT4521 global-shutter CMOS sensor (23.04 x 18.43 mm, 4.5 µm pixels), delivering 5120 x 4096 resolution at up to 219 frames per second over a CXP-12 (CoaXPress-12) interface via an HD-BNC connector. The monochrome sensor offers a 44 dB SNR, 69 dB dynamic range, Mono8/10/12 pixel formats, and exposure times from 4 µs to 5 s. It uses an M58x0.75 lens mount, is powered by 24 VDC through a Hirose 12-pin connector with PoCXP support (34.56 W), and weighs 775 g in an 80x80x75 mm housing. Trigger modes include software, hardware, and free-run, with ROI, analog/digital gain, and defect-pixel correction supported.

Brand
iRAYPLE
Camera type
Area scan
Interface
CoaXPress CXP-12 (HD-BNC)
Resolution
21 MP
Horizontal resolution
5120 x 4096 px
Mono / color
Mono
Sensor manufacturer
Gpixel
Sensor model
Gpixel GSPRINT4521
Shutter
Global shutter
FPS
219 fps
Mount
M58 x 0.75
Sensor size
23.04 mm x 18.43 mm
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Technical overview

The iRAYPLE AX5B17MP050E is built around the Gpixel GSPRINT4521, a 21-megapixel global-shutter CMOS sensor that delivers a 5120 x 4096 frame at up to 219 fps. The combination of high resolution and high frame rate is the defining trait here: a global shutter freezes the entire frame at once, so parts moving on a fast conveyor or rotating drum are captured without the geometric skew or smear a rolling shutter would introduce. With 4.5 um pixels on a large 23.04 x 18.43 mm sensor, the camera resolves fine detail across a wide field at speed, which is the workload this product is designed for rather than slow, static inspection where a cheaper interface would suffice.

Moving that much data at 219 fps is why the camera uses a CoaXPress CXP-12 interface over an HD-BNC connector rather than GigE or USB3. CXP-12 provides the sustained bandwidth required for a 21 MP stream at full frame rate, carries the trigger and control channel down the same coax, and supports Power-over-CoaXPress (PoCXP) so a single cable can handle data, control, and power. It pairs with a CXP-12 frame grabber on the host PC and speaks GenICam, so it integrates with standard machine-vision SDKs. Power is 24 VDC through a Hirose 12-pin connector with a 34.56 W draw, and the camera ships in an 80 x 80 x 75 mm housing weighing 775 g with a -30 to 50 C operating range, which suits it to demanding production-floor enclosures.

The sensor is monochrome with Mono8/10/12 output, a 44 dB SNR and 69 dB dynamic range, making it well suited to detail- and contrast-driven tasks such as surface defect detection and edge-based dimensional measurement, where color is not needed and full pixel resolution matters. Exposure is adjustable from 4 us to 5 s, so very short integration times can freeze motion when paired with bright strobed illumination, while long exposures remain available for static setups. The M58 x 0.75 large-format mount is required to cover the big sensor without vignetting, and trigger flexibility (software, hardware, and free-run) plus ROI, analog/digital gain, and defect-pixel correction let an installer trade resolution for even higher effective frame rates on a windowed region.

Best for

  • High-speed surface inspection of fast-moving web, sheet, or panel material where a global shutter must freeze motion at 219 fps across a wide 5120 x 4096 field
  • AI-based and rule-based defect detection on electronics, semiconductor, and automotive parts that need both high resolution and high throughput in one pass
  • Precision dimensional and edge measurement over a large field of view, using the full 21 MP frame and 4.5 um pixels for fine spatial detail
  • Inline inspection on indexing or continuous lines where short exposures (down to 4 us) combine with strobed lighting to stop motion without blur
  • Large-format CoaXPress vision stations already standardized on CXP-12 frame grabbers and GenICam tooling

Selection notes

  • Plan the host side around CXP-12: this camera needs a matching CoaXPress CXP-12 frame grabber and HD-BNC coax cabling; if your line is built on GigE or USB3 it is not a drop-in choice
  • Budget for the M58 x 0.75 mount and a large-format lens that covers the 23.04 x 18.43 mm sensor and resolves 4.5 um pixels, otherwise corner sharpness and effective resolution will fall short
  • Sustaining 219 fps at full 5120 x 4096 means very short exposures, so pair the camera with strong continuous or strobed illumination and trigger sync; light starvation, not the sensor, will usually be the limit
  • Confirm power and cabling: 24 VDC via the Hirose 12-pin at 34.56 W, with PoCXP as an option to consolidate power, data, and control over the coax run
  • The sensor is monochrome only; for any task requiring color discrimination this model will not work, but for contrast-, edge-, and texture-based inspection mono delivers full resolution and better light sensitivity
  • If full-frame rate is not enough, use ROI windowing to raise frame rate on a region of interest, and verify the 80 x 80 x 75 mm, 775 g body fits your mechanical envelope and thermal conditions (-30 to 50 C)

Specifications: General
BrandiRAYPLE
Camera typeArea scan

Specifications: Sensor
Resolution21 MP
Horizontal resolution5120 x 4096 px
Mono / colorMono
Sensor manufacturerGpixel
Sensor modelGpixel GSPRINT4521
ShutterGlobal shutter
Sensor size23.04 mm x 18.43 mm
Pixel size4.5 x 4.5 µm

Specifications: Performance
FPS219 fps

Specifications: Interface
InterfaceCoaXPress CXP-12 (HD-BNC)
ProtocolsCoaXPress / GenICam

Specifications: Optics
MountM58 x 0.75

Specifications: Electrical
Power24 VDC (Hirose 12-pin), PoCXP compatible
Power consumption34.56 W

Specifications: Environment
Operating temperature-30 to 50 °C

Specifications: Mechanical
Dimensions80 x 80 x 75 mm
Weight775 g

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