Item #	DCC3240M	DCC3240C	DCC3240N
Sensor Type	CMOS
Sensitivity Graph
Exposure Mode	Electronic Global and Rolling Shutter
Read Out Mode	Progressive Scan
Resolution	1280 x 1024 Pixels
Optical Sensor Class	1/1.8"
Pixel Clock Rangea	5 - 85 MHz
Frame Rate, Freerun Modeb	60.0 fps
Trigger Input	8-Pin, Hirose Connector
Mode	Monochrome	Color	NIR
Lens Mounting Thread	C-Mount (1.00"-32)c
Post Mounting Thread	1/4"-20 Tap, 6 mm Deepd
Dimensions (H x W x D)	35.0 mm x 29.0 mm x 46.4 mm (1.38" x 1.14" x 1.83" ) w/ Adapter Plate
Weight	60 g (0.13 lbs) w/ Adapter Plate 43 g (0.09 lbs) w/o Adapter Plate
Included Adapters	1/4"-20 to 8-32 and 1/4"-20 to M4

• Color, Monochrome, and NIR Versions Available
• Global and Rolling Shutter Modes
• USB 3.0 and GPIO Ports
• 60 fps in Freerun Mode and Capable of 229 fps with Limited Area of Interest
• Trigger Input
• Ships with USB 3.0 Cable

The DCC3240M monochrome, DCC3240C color, and DCC3240N NIR cameras have a USB 3.0 connection for improved performance. Compared to the DCC1240, the DCC3240 cameras are capable of faster frame rates (25.8 fps vs. 60.0 fps in Free Run Mode) and lower trigger delays (as low as 3 µs vs 20 µs). Each camera is powered via the USB port and also has two GPIOs (General Purpose I/O) that allow the camera to serve as a trigger for peripheral devices. Faster than the DCC1240 cameras, they can achieve a maximum frame rate of 229 fps (limited ROI).

The front apertures of these cameras feature an internal C-mount thread. The bottom of the housing has a 6 mm deep 1/4"-20 tap, so adapters are included for easy post mounting using either the 8-32 or M4 standard. These cameras can also be connected to SM1-Threaded Lens Tubes using the adapters sold at the bottom of this page. 

Our color CMOS cameras have an IR shortpass filter that cuts off transmission above 650 nm. Removing the filter will expose the CMOS sensor to the environment, which could result in dust entering the camera and causing the performance to deteriorate. For those who are very familiar with cameras and sensors, it is possible to change the filter yourself in a cleanroom environment. If you are not comfortable performing this procedure, please send the camera to Thorlabs where our skilled technicians have the tools to safely remove the filter without damaging the camera. Contact Esta dirección de correo electrónico está siendo protegida contra los robots de spam. Necesita tener JavaScript habilitado para poder verlo. for assistance.