Sony IMX531 EVB-Kit SLVS – 20.36 MP RGB Sensor Evaluation Kit

Complete evaluation kit for 20.36 MP RGB sensor with SLVS interface.

Sony IMX531 EVB-Kit SLVS - 20.36 MP RGB Sensor Evaluation Kit

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Product Overview

The Sony IMX531AAQJ EVB-Kit SLVS delivers a high-performance platform for 20.36 MP RGB sensor evaluation with SLVS interface.

The Sony IMX531AAQJ EVB-Kit SLVS provides a comprehensive platform for evaluating the 20.36 MP RGB CMOS image sensor. This kit includes a Sensor Driver Board, Interface Board, and C-mount lens mechanism (lens not included), ensuring a complete environment for assessing sensor performance. With an SLVS interface for fast data transmission, it is suitable for high-speed and high-resolution imaging applications. The included CD provides software and detailed documentation for easy setup and configuration.

Product Specifications

Chromatics: RGB
Manufacturer: Sony
Optics: n/a
Output: SLVS
Product Type: Sony Evaluation Boards
Resolution [MP]: 20.36

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