Basler ace series cameras feature two data transmission interfaces: USB 3.0 and GigE. The cameras use CMOS chips with high pixel count and high frame rate, achieving frame rates up to 525 fps and pixel counts ranging from 300,000 to 20 million, with compact dimensions. The input interface on their mechanical housing is a C-Mount optical interface, facilitating easy integration into 30 mm coaxial systems. The bottom is equipped with 3 M3 and 4 M2 threaded holes for free-space mounting. Except for the acA1300-60gm and acA1300-60gmNIR, the cameras provide 5×5 debayering (to prevent color errors), false color removal, denoising, and sharpening enhancement functions.

Basler ace 2 series cameras are equipped with Sony CMOS sensors, featuring high Quantum Efficiency and high dynamic range. The maximum resolution is 24.4 megapixels, and the maximum frame rate is 60 fps, with two data interface options: USB3.0 and GigE. Their optical interface is C-Mount, and they can be connected to SM1 coaxial mounting plates or SM1 lens tubes via SM1 threaded adapters such as SM1-CC, thereby integrating into a 30 mm coaxial system. The mechanical housings have 3 M3 threaded holes on the bottom for free-space mounting.