The Basler daA4200-30mci is the highest-resolution rolling-shutter dart module in our catalog. It uses the onsemi AR1335 sensor with a native resolution of 4208 × 3120 pixels — approximately 13.1 megapixels (my calculation: 4208 × 3120) — and runs at 30 fps at default settings. docs.basle...docs.baslerweb.com ↗“3120}”
For context, here are all six Basler dart rolling-shutter modules, ordered by pixel count:
| Module | Sensor | Resolution (W × H) | Frame rate (default settings) |
|---|---|---|---|
| daA4200-30mci | onsemi AR1335 | 4208 × 3120 | 30 fps |
| daA3840-45um | Sony IMX334LLR-C | 3860 × 2178 | 18.7 fps (44.9 fps with Device Link Throughput Limit disabled) |
| daA3840-45uc | Sony IMX334LQR-C | 3860 × 2178 | 18.7 fps (44.9 fps with Device Link Throughput Limit disabled) |
| daA2500-14um | onsemi MT9P031 | 2592 × 1944 | 14 fps |
| daA2500-14uc | onsemi MT9P031 | 2592 × 1944 | 14 fps |
| daA2500-60mci | onsemi AR0521 | 2592 × 1944 | 60 fps |
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A few notes for your static-scene embedded design:
- Since your scenes are static, the rolling-shutter distortion trade-off is reasonable, and the daA4200-30mci gives you the most pixels among these — roughly 47% more pixels than the daA3840-45um/uc (my calculation).
- If you'd trade resolution for frame rate, the daA2500-60mci offers 60 fps at 5 MP with the same rolling-shutter architecture.
- The catalog also notes that Basler documents separate bare-board and mount variants for these dart module families, so you can pick the board format that fits your embedded integration. docs.basle...docs.baslerweb.com ↗“maker documents separate bare-board and mount variants”
One caveat: I could not verify the camera data interface for the daA4200-30mci — that attribute is not listed in the catalog for this module (the other five all use USB 3.0 SuperSpeed), so I can't confirm its host connection type from catalog data. Product details are available at Basler's documentation page for the daA4200-30mci. docs.basle...docs.baslerweb.com ↗“url=”