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iRAYPLE AX5B57MT250E / AX5B57CT250E (5120x5120, 41fps, GMAX0505, 10GigE, ~25MP) machine vision camera
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iRAYPLE AX5B57MT250E / AX5B57CT250E (25MP, 10GigE, GMAX0505)

AX5B57MT250E

The AX5B57MT250E (mono) and AX5B57CT250E (colour) are large-area-scan industrial cameras using the 1.1-inch Gpixel GMAX0505 CMOS global-shutter sensor with 5120x5120 resolution (~25.2 MP) and 2.5 µm pixels. Over a single 10GigE interface they deliver up to 41 fps at full frame, with a 63 dB dynamic range and ~40 dB SNR. The camera has an M58 x 0.75 lens mount, a 12-pin Hirose connector for power and digital I/O, and is powered from DC 24V (~19.4 W). It supports onboard ISP functions (auto exposure/gain, gamma, LUT, black-level correction) plus colour processing (interpolation, white balance, colour matrix) or, on the mono model, flat-field correction.

Brand
iRAYPLE
Camera type
Area scan
Interface
10GigE (10 Gigabit Ethernet)
Resolution
~26.2 MP (5120 x 5120; marketed as 25 MP)
Horizontal resolution
5120 px (horizontal)
Mono / color
Mono (MT250E) / Colour (CT250E)
Sensor manufacturer
Gpixel
Sensor model
Gpixel GMAX0505 CMOS
Shutter
Global shutter
FPS
Up to 41 fps @ 5120x5120
Mount
M58 x 0.75 mount
Sensor size
1.1" optical format
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Technical overview

The iRAYPLE AX5B57MT250E (mono) and AX5B57CT250E (colour) pair a 1.1-inch Gpixel GMAX0505 global-shutter CMOS sensor with a single 10GigE interface, putting 5120 x 5120 pixels (~26.2 MP actual, marketed as 25 MP) on the wire at up to 41 fps full frame. The global shutter is the defining trait: every pixel integrates light over the same window, so fast-moving parts on a conveyor, indexing turntable, or web are captured without the skew and smear a rolling shutter would introduce. With a 2.5 um pixel and 63 dB dynamic range plus ~40 dB SNR, the camera resolves fine surface texture and low-contrast features while still holding detail in brighter regions of the same frame. At full resolution, each frame is large, and 41 fps means a sustained data rate that only a 10GigE link can carry over a single cable run without resorting to a frame grabber or multi-cable CoaXPress setup.

The 10GigE interface, running GigE Vision over GenICam, is what makes this resolution-and-speed combination practical to deploy. Standard structured Ethernet cabling carries the link over a meaningful distance, the camera is discoverable through any GenICam-compliant SDK, and a single cable carries image, control, and trigger handshaking. That keeps the AX5B57 attractive for inspection cells where the camera sits some distance from the controller and where simple, field-terminable cabling matters. The 1.1-inch optical format demands a large image circle, which the M58 x 0.75 mount is sized to feed; this is not a C-mount camera, so lens selection must specifically target M58 optics rated to cover the full sensor without corner falloff or resolution loss. Power and digital I/O arrive through a 12-pin Hirose connector from a DC 24V supply, drawing about 19.4 W.

Choosing between the two variants is a monochrome-versus-colour decision driven by the task. The mono MT250E delivers maximum spatial resolution and light sensitivity for defect, surface, and dimensional work, and it adds flat-field correction to even out illumination and lens shading across the large field. The colour CT250E trades some per-pixel resolution to its Bayer interpolation in exchange for colour discrimination, and brings interpolation, white balance, and a colour matrix on board. Both share the same onboard ISP set: auto exposure and gain, gamma, LUT, and black-level correction, so basic image conditioning happens in-camera before the data leaves over 10GigE. The 72 x 72 x 79 mm body (excluding the rear connector) weighs 600 g and operates from -30 to +50 C, giving room to mount it in enclosures or near process heat while staying within a rating that suits most factory-floor cells.

Best for

  • High-resolution surface and defect inspection on electronics, semiconductor wafers, and battery components where the global-shutter frame resolves fine, low-contrast flaws across a large field
  • Dimensional measurement and metrology where the 5120 x 5120 array and 2.5 um pixel give dense sampling over a wide part for sub-pixel gauging
  • In-line inspection of moving or indexed parts on conveyors and webs, where the global shutter freezes motion at up to 41 fps without distortion
  • Print and decoration inspection where the colour CT250E variant adds white balance and colour-matrix processing to verify colour-critical content
  • Industrial OCR/OCV and code traceability on large or densely populated panels where the high pixel count lets one camera cover many marks in a single capture

Selection notes

  • Plan the optics around the 1.1-inch format and M58 x 0.75 mount: you need a large-image-circle lens explicitly rated to resolve the full 5120 x 5120 sensor at 2.5 um pixels, not a C-mount lens, or corner sharpness and effective resolution will fall short of the sensor.
  • Budget the network path for sustained full-resolution capture at 41 fps: a true 10GigE NIC, appropriate Cat6A-class cabling, and adequate host bandwidth/storage are required, since this throughput exceeds what 1GigE or USB3 can carry.
  • Decide mono versus colour up front: the MT250E maximises resolution, light sensitivity, and adds flat-field correction for surface and dimensional tasks; the CT250E adds colour interpolation, white balance, and colour matrix where colour matters.
  • Pair the global shutter with the right illumination and trigger strategy: short, well-synchronised strobed lighting via the 12-pin Hirose I/O lets you freeze motion at the high frame rate and exploit the global-shutter advantage.
  • Account for the install envelope: DC 24V supply at ~19.4 W, a 72 x 72 x 79 mm body (excluding rear connector), 600 g of mass to mount rigidly for a high-resolution camera, and a -30 to +50 C operating range when placing it near process heat.

Specifications: General
BrandiRAYPLE
Camera typeArea scan

Specifications: Sensor
Resolution~26.2 MP (5120 x 5120; marketed as 25 MP)
Horizontal resolution5120 px (horizontal)
Mono / colorMono (MT250E) / Colour (CT250E)
Sensor manufacturerGpixel
Sensor modelGpixel GMAX0505 CMOS
ShutterGlobal shutter
Sensor size1.1" optical format
Pixel size2.5 µm x 2.5 µm

Specifications: Performance
FPSUp to 41 fps @ 5120x5120

Specifications: Interface
Interface10GigE (10 Gigabit Ethernet)
ProtocolsGigE Vision / GenICam

Specifications: Optics
MountM58 x 0.75 mount

Specifications: Electrical
PowerDC 24V (~19.4 W)
Supply voltageDC 24V
Power consumption19.4 W

Specifications: Environment
Operating temperature-30 to +50 °C

Specifications: Mechanical
Dimensions72 x 72 x 79 (excl. rear connector) mm
Weight600 g

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