FSM-IMX662C/96B Devkit-Single-V1A – 2.4 MP Sensor Module Devkit for 96board SBCs

Name: FSM-IMX662C/96B Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Sensor Module Devkit for 96board SBCs - FRAMOS
SKU: 26540
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Develop high-quality imaging applications with the FSM-IMX662C/96B Devkit-Single-V1A, featuring the Sony IMX662 sensor module with M12 mount and a complete development package for 96board SBCs.

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FSM-IMX662 Development Kit – 2.4 MP Event-Based Vision Sensing Solution

Product Summary

Single sensor development kit for 96board Consumer Edition SBCs with Sony IMX662 2.4 MP sensor module.

FSM-IMX662C/96B Devkit-Single-V1A – 2.4 MP Sensor Module Devkit for 96board SBCs Highlights

Complete devkit for 96board SBCs
2.4 MP Sony IMX662 sensor
M12 lens mount with FPL-10006624 Lens
MIPI CSI-2 interface
Supports up to 97.8 fps

Targeted Applications

prototyping_and_evaluation
imaging_for_96board_platforms
embedded_vision
industrial_automation

Product Specifications

Pixel Size x [µm]: 2.9
Pixel Size y [µm]: 2.9
Chromatics: Color
Data Interface: MIPI CSI-2
Data Lanes [#]: 2.4
Horizontal Resolution [px]: 1965
Includes Lens: FLP-AM-027-00-V-00
Integrated Lens: Yes
Lens Mount: M12 Mount (FPL-10006624)
Manufacturer: FRAMOS
Max. Frame Rate [fps]: 97.8
Max. Operating Humidity [%]: 95
Max. Operating Temperature [°C]: 85
Max. Storage Temperature [°C]: 85
Min. Operating Temperature [°C]: -30
Min. Storage Temperature [°C]: -40
Pixel Depth(s) [bit]: 12.1
Processor Platform: 96B: 96Boards CE with MIPI CSI-2, NVN: Jetson Nano, TX2 NX, Xavier NX with MIPI CSI-2, TXA: Jetson AGX Xavier, TX2 with MIPI CSI-2, XX1: Xilinx Devboard (FMC)
Product Type: Framos Modules
Resolution [MP]: 2.4
Sensor Manufacturer: Sony
Sensor Name: IMX662
Sensor Technology: CMOS
Shutter Type: Rolling Shutter
Starter Kit: Development Kit – Dual, Development Kit – Quad, Development Kit – Single
Vertical Resolution [px]: 1113

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FSM-IMX662-Datasheet.pdf
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Brochure-FRAMOS-Ecosystem.pdf
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The FSM-IMX662C/96B Devkit-Single-V1A is a comprehensive development kit featuring the Sony IMX662 2.4 MP CMOS Rolling Shutter sensor. Designed for use with 96board Consumer Edition SBCs, this devkit provides all the necessary components for developers to quickly prototype and evaluate imaging solutions. The module has a native resolution of 1965 x 1113 pixels and a 1/2.8 inch optical format, making it suitable for high-quality imaging applications. The kit includes an M12 mount with the FPL-10006624 Lens and FPL-300261 for flexible lens integration.

This sensor module supports a MIPI CSI-2 interface with up to 4 data lanes, providing fast image transmission with frame rates of up to 97.8 fps. It is fully compatible with the FRAMOS Sensor Module Ecosystem, enabling seamless integration with various platforms via FRAMOS Sensor Adapters (FSA) and Processor Adapters (FPA). The devkit simplifies development with a standardized Software Pack that includes reference drivers for NVIDIA® Jetson™ TX2, AGX Xavier™, and AGX Orin™.

Everything needed to start development is included in the kit, providing a streamlined setup process for evaluation and integration into embedded systems. Learn more about our Embedded Image Sensor Ecosystem.

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