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Sony Starvis 2 IMX676 – 12.61 MP CMOS Sensor for Security Cameras

12.61 MP high-resolution CMOS sensor for security cameras, with 60 fps frame rate and high sensitivity for professional-grade surveillance.

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Product Overview

The IMX676AACR1-C is a 12.61 MP RGB CMOS sensor offering high resolution and 60 fps frame rate, ideal for security camera applications requiring detailed imaging and high sensitivity.

The Sony Starvis 2 IMX676AACR1-C is a high-performance 12.61 MP CMOS image sensor, designed for security camera applications that demand high resolution and superior image quality. Featuring a diagonal 10.04 mm (Type 1/1.6) optical size and a 3552 x 3552 pixel array, this sensor captures detailed and sharp images even in low-light environments. Its 2.0 µm pixel size ensures high sensitivity and accurate color reproduction, enhanced by the RGB primary color mosaic filters. The IMX676AACR1-C operates with analog 3.3 V, digital 1.1 V, and interface 1.8 V power supplies, ensuring efficient power consumption during continuous surveillance. Equipped with a rolling shutter and an electronic shutter with variable charge-integration time, this sensor is ideal for capturing fast-moving objects without distortion. With a maximum frame rate of 60 fps, the IMX676AACR1-C is suitable for high-speed video capture, making it perfect for professional-grade security systems. Packaged in a ceramic LGA with 132 pins, this sensor is designed for durability and reliability in demanding security environments.


Product Specifications

Pixel Size x [µm]Pixel Size x [µm]
2
Pixel Size y [µm]Pixel Size y [µm]
2
InterfaceInterface
MIPI
ApplicationApplication
SEC
Aspect RatioAspect Ratio
1 : 1
Bit DepthBit Depth
10, 12
ChromaticsChromatics
RGB
Horizontal Resolution [px]Horizontal Resolution [px]
3552
Image Diagonal [mm]Image Diagonal [mm]
10.05
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
Marketing NameMarketing Name
STARVIS 2
PackagePackage
LGA (Ceramic)
Product TypeProduct Type
Area Sensors
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
12.62
Sensor SizeSensor Size
1/1.6 inch
Sensor TypeSensor Type
CMOS
Shutter TypeShutter Type
Rolling Shutter
Vertical Resolution [px]Vertical Resolution [px]
3552

Resources & Documentation

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    FRAMOS modules built on the IMX676

    Ready-to-integrate camera modules, sensor modules and development kits from FRAMOS that use this sensor.

    FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module

    High-resolution 12.6 MP camera sensor module with Sony IMX676 for 360° imaging and multi-camera applications.

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    FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module with 16° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module with 16° HFOV Lens

    Narrow 16° HFOV camera sensor module with Sony IMX676 for high-precision imaging in traffic and surveillance systems.

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    FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module with 185° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module with 185° HFOV Lens

    360° fisheye camera sensor module with IMX676 sensor, 185° HFOV for panoramic surveillance and streaming applications.

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    FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module with 92° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module with 92° HFOV Lens

    Camera sensor module with IMX676 sensor and 92° HFOV for surveying and public domain surveillance.

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    FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 102° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 102° HFOV Lens

    High-performance camera sensor module with Sony IMX676 and 102° HFOV, ideal for mapping and smart parking applications.

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    FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 102° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 102° HFOV Lens

    This is the housed version of the FSM:GO-IMX676C, featuring a compact enclosure. High-performance camera sensor module with Sony IMX676 and 102° HFOV, ideal for mapping and smart parking applications.

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    FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 16° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 16° HFOV Lens

    This is the housed version of the FSM:GO-IMX676C, featuring a compact enclosure. Narrow 16° HFOV camera sensor module with Sony IMX676 for high-precision imaging in traffic and surveillance systems.

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    FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 185° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 185° HFOV Lens

    This is the housed version of the FSM:GO-IMX678C. 360° fisheye camera sensor module with IMX676 sensor, 185° HFOV for panoramic surveillance and streaming applications.

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    FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 92° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 92° HFOV Lens

    This is the housed version of the FSM:GO-IMX676C, featuring a compact enclosure. Camera sensor module with IMX676 sensor and 92° HFOV for surveying and public domain surveillance.

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