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

Name: FSM:GO Housed Camera Sensor Module with IMX676 Sensor and 102° HFOV Lens - FRAMOS
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This is the housed version of the FSM:GO-IMX676C, featuring a compact enclosure. Sony IMX676 camera sensor module with 1:1 square format and 102° HFOV, ideal for mapping, smart parking, and traffic surveillance with dual streaming support.

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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.

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

Sony IMX676 sensor with Starvis 2 technology
1:1 square optical format
102° HFOV for broad scene capture
Dual high and low-speed streaming
Minimal F-Theta distortion

Targeted Applications

Mapping
Traffic Surveillance
Smart Parking
Smart City

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Equipped with the Sony IMX676 sensor and a 102° HFOV lens, the FSM:GO camera sensor module delivers high-performance imaging for mapping, surveillance, and intelligent traffic systems. With a 1:1 optical format and Starvis 2 technology, it offers exceptional sensitivity and SNR for both day and night applications. The 102° HFOV lens ensures a broad field of view, capturing expansive scenes in high detail, making it suitable for applications like traffic monitoring and smart parking. The module supports dual high- and low-speed streaming for flexible image processing.

Its durable, all-glass lens construction and F/2.0 aperture provide excellent light gathering, while minimal F-Theta distortion ensures accurate and sharp image capture across the entire frame. The large 11 mm image circle makes it compatible with sensor sizes up to 2/3", ensuring versatility and consistent performance in dynamic environments.

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