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FSM:GO IMX838 Camera Module with 100° HFOV Lens

An 8.3 MP 4K camera module with NDAA-compliant Sony STARVIS 2 and a 54° field of view, delivering high-detail imaging with exceptional low-light and HDR performance.

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FSM:GO IMX838 Camera Module with 100° HFOV Lens

8 MP · Rolling Shutter · Color

Resolution
8 MP
Shutter Type
Rolling Shutter
Sensor Name
IMX838
Sensor Manufacturer
Sony

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FSM:GO IMX838 combines Sony STARVIS 2 technology with a fully optimized vision pipeline, delivering an NDAA-compliant 8.3 MP 4K solution ready for immediate deployment. Paired with a 54° HFOV lens, it enables detailed image capture with strong low-light sensitivity and HDR performance, ideal for inspection, monitoring, and controlled field-of-view applications.

The FSM:GO camera module, equipped with the IMX838 sensor and a 100° HFOV lens, is an NDAA-compliant solution built for applications that require broader scene coverage without sacrificing image quality. This 8.3 MP module uses Sony STARVIS 2 technology to deliver excellent low-light performance and HDR imaging, ensuring visibility in complex lighting environments. The 100° field of view enables expanded situational awareness for robotics and monitoring systems, while the optimized vision pipeline ensures consistent performance and efficient integration.


Specifications

Sensor Name
IMX838
Sensor Manufacturer
Sony
Shutter Type
Rolling Shutter
Chromatics
Color
Resolution
8 MP
Sensor Technology
Starvis 2
Sensor Size
1/1.8 inch
Pixel Size
2 µm
Aperture
2
Lens Mount
M12 x 0.5

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