XIMEA GMBH

Engineered for the smallest possible volume and weight, made with an advanced high-density manufac turing and assembly process. The xiMU cameras are the smallest cameras in our portfolio and even in the world of industrial cameras. The sensor options include 5 Mpix, and 18 Mpix with a USB3 interface.

The xiC camera series is highly versatile with a wide range of modern global shutter CMOS sensors. The ultra-compact form factor, barely larger than the C-mount, combined with Micro-B, Type-C, and flex ribbon connectors make these cameras the perfect fit for various applications, especially for automation and embedded vision systems. Reaching a resolution of 24.5 Mpix (5,320 x 4,600 pixels) and up to 15 fps pixels.

The xiQ and xiC camera series are highly versatile with a wide range of modern global shutter CMOS sensors. The ultra-compact form factor, barely larger than the C-mount, combined with Micro-B, Type-C, and flex ribbon connectors make these cameras the perfect fit for various applications, especially for automation and embedded vision systems. Reaching a resolution of 4.1 Mpix (2,048 x 2,048 pixels) and up to 90 fps pixels.

The xiB family comes with a 20 Gbit/s interface and a variety of sensors including fullframe formats or sCMOS options

he xiB-64 camera series with 64 Gbit/s is the host for the fastest image sensors out there. It features lower resolution high-speed sensors (2 Mpix at 2500 Fps) all the way to ultra high-res sensors with unmatched framerates (65 Mpix at 72 Fps). All models can be equipped with an active lens mount and long fiber optical cables.

The compact versions of our xiX PCIe camera series, equipped with Sony Pregius™ CMOS sensors, are the ideal choice for system integrators with complex setups and high bandwidth demands. Delivering high performance in small spaces or spread across greater distances, these cameras enable even the most challenging multi-camera systems. Reaching a resolution of 24.5 Mpix (5,320 x 4,600 pixels) and up to 30 fps pixels.

Extending the xiX camera series with a 32 Gbit/s backend allows the integration of the newest generation of Sony sensors. This product line-up offers large format sensors (150 Mpix, 66.7 mm diagonal) as well as the fast global shutter Sony Pregius™ S sensors, reaching the full sensor specifications at the smallest formfactor. An innovative housing concept with detachable sensor heads optimizes the integration into crowded instruments and the heat dissipation to improve the image quality. Reaching a resolution of 150 Mpix (14,208 x 10,656 pixels) and up to 2 fps pixels.

Featuring one of the largest sCMOS sensors available today, the Gpixel GSENSE6060 with 37.7 million 10 μm pixels and a 60 × 60 mm optical format. The MX377 camera delivers scientific imaging capabilities with high dynamic range and low noise – at high speed. Front- and backside illuminated versions are available that reach a quantum efficiency of up to 95%. The low noise performance is attributed to the sensor design and the Peltier elements with fan or liquid cooling backends. The high resolution, fast framerates and 16 bits depth are efficiently handled by PCIe

Leveraging our expertise in camera design, we couple state-of-the-art image sensors with various types of fiber optics plates and scintillators to create high-resolution X-ray imagers for tomography applications (micro-CT). Different fields of view are defined by the sensor and fiber optics choice, while the type of scintillator defines the usable energy levels based on the sampled materials. With regard to these properties, the cameras will be designed and manufactured to your specific requirements. In addition, customizations cover parts like the interface, housing design, and cooling capabilities.

cccThis scientific camera line provides super sensitive, linear, and accurate data for your precise measurements. Its sCMOS sensors deliver CCD image quality with CMOS speed over a USB3 interface with Type-C connection and power delivery protocol. The compact housings come with Peltier cooling for sensor temperatures down to -25 °C. Photon starved applications will love the simplicity of getting a cooled camera up and running with little fuss. Imaging the very large (astronomy) to the very small (microscopy), our scientific cameras have you covered. Reaching a resolution of 15.1 Mpix (5,056 x 2,968 pixels) and up to 17 fps pixels.