XK-100 Compact Analog FPV Camera
XK-100 gives your analog FPV equipment a small, lightweight visible-light camera with CVBS output. Xingkai supplies the camera in the video format and accessory configuration specified for your order.
- A 19 × 19 × 22.5 mm body and 7.9 g listed weight help fit the camera into a compact equipment layout.
- The 1200 TVL camera feeds a CVBS video path for projects using analog receiving or display equipment.
- Changeable NTSC and PAL operation lets the selected format follow the receiving system used in your project.
- A 4.5–26 V DC input gives you a defined supply range to assess against the equipment power source.
XK-100 Compact Analog FPV Camera Overview
For a project that already has an analog video receiver or display, XK-100 provides the camera without committing the order to a complete transmitter-and-monitor package. Its 19 × 19 × 22.5 mm dimensions and 7.9 g listed weight make the physical camera envelope clear when comparing mounting space and the equipment weight allowance.
XK-100 is listed with a CMOS starlight sensor and a 1200 TVL CVBS output. NTSC and PAL are changeable, so the video format can be specified around the receiving equipment. This is a visible-light FPV camera; the listing is not a thermal detector configuration.
Xingkai quotes the camera version, quantity and agreed accessories. If the order is for an existing installation, identify the receiving input and required video format so the quoted camera and connection scope are clear before supply.
Technical Specifications
The table describes the listed camera configuration. The quotation identifies the camera version and accessories supplied.
| Parameter | Listed configuration |
|---|---|
| Sensor listing | CMOS starlight |
| Horizontal resolution | 1200 TVL |
| TV system | NTSC / PAL, changeable |
| Video output | CVBS |
| Synchronization | Internal |
| Electronic shutter (PAL) | 1/50–1/100,000 s |
| Electronic shutter (NTSC) | 1/60–1/100,000 s |
| Signal-to-noise ratio | >60 dB (AGC off) |
| Noise reduction | 3-DNR |
| Day/night modes | Auto / Color / B&W / EXT |
| Dimensions | 19 × 19 × 22.5 mm |
| Power input | 4.5–26 V DC |
| Operating temperature | −20 to +60 °C |
| Operating humidity | 20–80% |
| Weight | 7.9 g |
Match the Camera to Your Analog Video Path
Product appearance reference
The CVBS output is the camera’s video connection. Choose NTSC or PAL to match the receiving equipment, then identify the connector and cable arrangement for the quoted version. A receiver, video transmitter or recording device is a separate part of the installation unless included in the agreed supply list.
The 4.5–26 V DC input and the camera’s mechanical dimensions are useful starting points for an existing equipment layout. Check the actual supply at the camera and the available mounting space against the quoted version. Xingkai identifies the supplied camera and accessories in the quotation so that a camera-only order stays distinct from a complete viewing arrangement.
Specify the XK-100 Format and Camera Connection
Define an XK-100 camera order by its selected NTSC or PAL format, CVBS connection and accessory scope. The quotation identifies the camera version and connecting items for your installation; transmission and viewing equipment remain separately specified when needed.
Send the receiving equipment’s CVBS input and NTSC/PAL requirement, the camera connector and cable arrangement, and the available DC supply. Include the mounting space and camera quantity.
Xingkai checks the XK-100 video format and proposed connection arrangement, then quotes the camera version, quantities and agreed leads or accessories for the listed 19 mm body installation.
Agree the NTSC or PAL setting and the actual connector/cable scope. Confirm the 19 × 19 × 22.5 mm camera fits the mount and the supply stays within 4.5–26 V DC, then agree the delivery terms.
Xingkai supplies and ships the agreed XK-100 camera version and listed accessories according to the confirmed order.
FAQs
No. The listed video output is CVBS, and 1200 TVL is the camera’s analog resolution rating. It does not identify an HDMI, USB or IP-video output. If your equipment accepts only a digital input, include that input type in the enquiry so the required conversion equipment can be defined separately from the camera.
Compare the component specifications before ordering a replacement. The standalone XK-100 table lists 19 × 19 × 22.5 mm and 4.5–26 V DC, while the camera component listed with XK-150 is 22 × 22 mm with a 5–12 V input. Specify the original assembly and connection arrangement; Xingkai can quote the required camera version rather than assuming both listings describe an interchangeable component.
State the required format alongside XK-100 on the quotation and order confirmation. The camera listing describes changeable PAL and NTSC operation, but the receiving equipment must accept the selected signal. For repeat supply, keep the agreed camera version, video format and cable arrangement in the order specification so a model name alone is not the only purchasing reference.
Both nominal values fall within the listed 4.5–26 V DC input range. Check the actual voltage reaching the camera, including variation from the power source; a nominal label alone does not establish that every operating condition stays inside the range. Specify the available supply and connector arrangement with the enquiry, then confirm the supplied version’s electrical connection before installation.
No zero-illumination performance is specified here. XK-100 is a visible-light camera, and a starlight description is not a thermal-imaging specification. Tell Xingkai what light is available at the camera and what the operator needs to see. For a project that depends on darkness performance, define the required viewing condition and any acceptance check in the order rather than relying on the sensor description alone.
Compare Related Models
Consider the separately listed camera, VTX and monitor arrangement if the order also needs transmission and a viewing endpoint.
Compare a 256 × 192 thermal module when the project needs thermal imaging instead of visible-light FPV video.
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Request an XK-100 Camera Quote
Tell us the required camera quantity, receiving input and NTSC or PAL format. Include the available mounting space and any cable or accessory requirements. Xingkai provides a quotation identifying the supplied camera version and agreed equipment scope.