FSM-IMX296C-01C-V1A – Color Sensor with M12 Mount and Lens

Name: FSM-IMX296C-01C-V1A - Color Sensor with M12 Mount and Lens - FRAMOS
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Explore the FSM-IMX296C-01C-V1A Color Sensor Module featuring Sony IMX296 sensor and M12 Mount. Ideal for compact imaging needs.

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FSM-IMX296C-01C-V1A - Color Sensor with M12 Mount and Lens

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Product Summary

Color sensor module with Sony IMX296 1.6 MP Global Shutter CMOS sensor, M12 Mount (CMT821B), ideal for compact imaging applications.

FSM-IMX296C-01C-V1A – Color Sensor with M12 Mount and Lens Highlights

1.6 MP color imaging
M12 Mount (CMT821B)
Global Shutter technology
MIPI CSI-2 interface
Supported by Software Pack

Targeted Applications

Compact Devices
Robotics
Industrial Inspection
Research Projects

Product Specifications

Pixel Size x [µm]: 3.45
Pixel Size y [µm]: 3.45
Chromatics: Color, Monochrome
Data Interface: MIPI CSI-2
Data Lanes [#]: 1
Horizontal Resolution [px]: 1440
Integrated Lens: No
Lens Mount: C/CS-Mount (FMA-MNT-CCS/265-V1A), M12 Mount (CMT168), M12 Mount (CMT821B), M12 Mount (DW LH-15.0), No Lens Mount
Manufacturer: FRAMOS
Max. Frame Rate [fps]: 60
Max. Operating Humidity [%]: 95
Max. Operating Temperature [°C]: 75
Max. Storage Humidity [%]: 95
Max. Storage Temperature [°C]: 85
Min. Operating Temperature [°C]: -30
Min. Storage Temperature [°C]: -40
Pixel Depth(s) [bit]: 10
Product Type: Framos Modules
Resolution [MP]: 1.6
Sensor Manufacturer: Sony
Sensor Name: IMX296
Sensor Technology: CMOS
Shutter Type: Global Shutter
Vertical Resolution [px]: 1080

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Documents

FSM-IMX296-Datasheet.pdf
0.51 MBDownload

Brochure-FRAMOS-Ecosystem.pdf
1.6 MBDownload

Accessories

Flexible Flex Cable with CSI-2 Connection - 0.15m Length

FRAMOS Flex Cable, 0.15m: A 0.15-meter flex cable for connecting to a Molex 60-pin connector over a CSI-2 connection. Compatible with FSM, FSA-FTx/A, and FPA-4.A configurations.

The FSM-IMX296C-01C-V1A is a color sensor module featuring the Sony IMX296 1.6 MP Global Shutter CMOS sensor, housed in a compact 26.5 mm x 26.5 mm module with an M12 Mount (CMT821B). This configuration allows for easy integration with M12 lenses, making it suitable for applications requiring compact and flexible imaging solutions. The sensor's 1/2.9-inch optical format and pixel size of 3.45 x 3.45 µm provide excellent image quality and sensitivity.

The module supports a MIPI CSI-2 interface with up to 1 data lane, ensuring efficient data transmission at frame rates up to 60 fps. As part of the FRAMOS Sensor Module Ecosystem, it offers compatibility with various processing platforms through optional FRAMOS Sensor Adapters (FSA) and Processor Adapters (FPA). The standardized Software Pack includes reference drivers for platforms like NVIDIA® Jetson™ TX2, Jetson™ AGX Xavier™, and Jetson™ AGX Orin™, simplifying development.

All necessary components to start capturing images are available off the shelf, allowing immediate evaluation. FRAMOS recommends purchasing the FSM and platform-specific Development Kit (Devkit) for optimal results. Learn more about our Embedded Image Sensor Ecosystem.

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