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FS-C4KU7DGES-F
The FS-C4KU7DGES-F uses the ams OSRAM DR-2X4K-7-inver-RGB dual-line Bayer CMOS sensor with 7.0 µm square pixels and a global shutter, delivering 4,096 × 2 effective pixels at up to 26 kHz line rate. It communicates over GigE Vision 2.1 / GenICam SFNC 2.4 with IEEE 1588 PTP synchronization, drawing power via PoE (IEEE 802.3af CLASS1) or an external +10.8–26.4 Vdc supply at 6.5 W or less. The camera outputs Bayer and RGB8 pixel formats at 8/10/12-bit depth and includes flat field correction, horizontal/vertical binning, and ROI control. Physical dimensions are 56 × 58 × 73.6 mm with an F-mount, weighing approximately 290 g, and operates from 0 °C to +40 °C.
The FS-C4KU7DGES-F is built around the ams OSRAM DR-2X4K-7-inver-RGB dual-line Bayer CMOS sensor, which delivers 4,096 effective pixels across two staggered color-filtered rows at a 7.0 µm square pixel pitch. That 28.672 mm active sensor width combined with a global shutter is the defining characteristic for installers: every pixel integrates and reads out simultaneously, so there is no spatial smear even when the conveyor jerks or the web flutters. The dual-line Bayer architecture reconstructs full-color information from a single scan pass, letting the camera produce both raw Bayer and debayered RGB8 output at 8, 10, or 12-bit depth — giving downstream vision software the choice between maximal dynamic-range data and ready-to-inspect color imagery. At a maximum 26 kHz line rate, the camera can image a web or part moving at several metres per second while maintaining the pixel density needed for sub-millimetre defect detection.
| Brand | Omron / Sentech |
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| Camera type | Line scan |
| Resolution | 4,096 pixels (4K) |
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| Horizontal resolution | 4,096 pixels (H) |
| Mono / color | Color (dual-line Bayer) |
| Sensor manufacturer | ams_awaiba (key); display 'ams OSRAM' is correct |
| Sensor model | ams OSRAM DR-2X4K-7-inver-RGB |
| Shutter | Global shutter |
| Pixel size | 7.0 µm × 7.0 µm |
| Sensor size | 28.672 mm (active sensor width) |
| Line rate | 26 kHz (max) |
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| Interface | GigE Vision (1 GbE, PoE IEEE 802.3af) |
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| Protocols | GigE Vision 2.1, GenICam SFNC 2.4, IEEE 1588 (PTP) |
| Mount | F-mount |
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| Power | PoE (IEEE 802.3af CLASS1) or external +10.8–26.4 Vdc |
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| Power consumption | 6.5 W |
| Operating temperature | 0 to +40 °C |
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| Dimensions | 56 × 58 × 73.6 mm |
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| Weight | 290 g |
| Housing material | Aluminum alloy (AC) |
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