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Stress Test Results (Stereo ace)#

To ensure stability when used in normal environments, Basler cameras are tested under exaggerated levels of stress.

Cameras were submitted to an independent mechanical testing laboratory and subjected to the stress tests listed below. The mechanical stress tests were performed on selected camera models. After mechanical testing, the cameras exhibited no detectable physical damage and produced normal images during standard operational testing.

Test (Standard) Axes STA-100 STA-200, STA-300
Shock
(DIN EN 60068-2-27)
X, Y, Z 50 shocks pos./neg. each
10 g / 11 ms
100 shocks per axis in total
50 shocks pos./neg. each
5 g / 11 ms
100 shocks per axis in total
Sine
(DIN EN 60068-2-6)
X, Y 5 cycles up/down
10–58.1 Hz, 0.75 mm
58.1–500 Hz, 10 g
1 Octave/Minute
10 cycles per axis in total
5 cycles up/down
10–60.1 Hz, 0.35 mm
60.1–250 Hz, 5 g
10 cycles per axis in total
Z 5 cycles up/down
10–58.1 Hz, 0.75 mm
58.1–200 Hz, 10 g
1 Octave/Minute
10 cycles per axis in total
5 cycles up/down
10–60.1 Hz, 0.35 mm
60.1–100 Hz, 5 g
10 cycles per axis in total
Random
(DIN EN 60068-2-64)
X, Y 10–500 Hz
PSD 0.05g2/Hz
30 min per axis
10–250 Hz
PSD 0.05g2/Hz
30 min per axis
Z 10–200 Hz
PSD 0.05g2/Hz
30 min per axis
10–100 Hz
PSD 0.05g2/Hz
30 min per axis

The mechanical stress tests were performed with dummy cables connected to the camera's connectors. Subjecting the camera to forces beyond these conditions can damage vital parts of the camera, e.g., the diffusors. This can render the camera unsafe for use.