FSM-IMX901C (Color) Devkit

Name: FSM-IMX901C (Color) Devkit - FRAMOS
SKU: 28710

High-resolution color imaging with the FRAMOS Development Kit for the Sony IMX901C. Specifically engineered for Xilinx-based evaluation, this kit bridges the gap between raw sensor performance and system-level integration.

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FSM-IMX901C (Color) Devkit

Framos Modules · IMX901 · Pregius S

Product Type

Framos Modules

Sensor Name

IMX901

Sensor Technology

Pregius S

Shutter Type

Global Shutter

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Color sensor variant, lens mount, FPA for Xilinx, cable, tripod, no lens

This development kit features the 12.4MP Sony IMX901C color sensor, utilizing 5th generation Pregius S technology. With its SLVS-EC interface, it is optimized for high-bandwidth data transmission directly to Xilinx FPGAs. The package is a complete hardware ecosystem including the FPA adapter and lens mount, allowing developers to immediately evaluate color fidelity and global shutter performance in high-speed industrial environments.

Product Specifications

Product Type: Framos Modules
Sensor Name: IMX901
Sensor Technology: Pregius S
Shutter Type: Global Shutter
Chromatics: Color
Interface: SLVS-EC

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