Cognex
Cognex IS7800C-363-50 7000 640x480 Color Vision Sensor
A 640x480 colour vision sensor with 100 fps capture, 512 MB RAM and four outputs for industrial inspection
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- 640 x 480 colour CMOS sensor delivers detailed inspection images
- 100 fps frame rate captures fast-moving production lines
- Four outputs and three inputs enable flexible I/O integration
- Supports EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, Modbus TCP and other industrial protocols
- 512 MB RAM handles complex vision jobs on-board
Cognex 7000 Series Color Vision Sensor
The Cognex IS7800C-363-50 is a 7000 series In-Sight color vision sensor built for automated inspection tasks. It captures images at 640x480 or 800x600 pixel resolution using a CMOS sensor. The unit achieves frame rates up to 100fps for high-speed production lines. It suits manufacturers needing reliable color detection and measurement.
Industrial Protocols and I/O Expand Integration
The sensor supports CC-Link IE Field Basic, EtherNet/IP, Modbus TCP, OPC UA, PROFINET, SLMP, FTP, SFTP, TCP/IP, UDP, RS-232, IEEE 1588, Telnet, SMTP and Ethernet Native modes. Four output signals and three input signals connect via M12 connectors. This protocol breadth lets the device talk to PLCs, robots and HMI systems without extra gateways.
M12 Connectors Simplify Cabinet Wiring
M12 connectors provide secure, keyed connections for power, I/O and Ethernet in a single cable run. The sensor has no internal cooling system, so it mounts directly in tight enclosures without airflow clearance. RAM is fixed at 512MB, limiting stored job complexity. Buyers needing wireless connectivity or PoE power will find neither feature present.
Highlights
- 640 x 480 colour CMOS sensor delivers detailed inspection images
- 100 fps frame rate captures fast-moving production lines
- Four outputs and three inputs enable flexible I/O integration
- Supports EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, Modbus TCP and other industrial protocols
- 512 MB RAM handles complex vision jobs on-board
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Questions about this item
Does the 512 MB RAM or the CMOS sensor require periodic recalibration or replacement?
The vision sensor uses a fixed 512 MB RAM and a CMOS imager; no user-replaceable parts or scheduled recalibration are indicated.
Which limit appears first during continuous 100 fps inspection — processing throughput or I/O bandwidth?
With four output signals, three input signals and multiple industrial protocols sharing the Ethernet link, I/O bandwidth is the first bottleneck at sustained 100 fps.
How much heat does the passively cooled unit generate when running all day at 100 fps?
The sensor has no active cooling system; heat dissipation relies on the metal housing and M12 connector mounting surface during continuous operation.
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