FSM:GO IMX900C Camera Module with 33° HFOV Lens

Name: FSM:GO IMX900C Camera Module with 33° HFOV Lens - FRAMOS
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Enhance detail and reach with the FSM:GO-IMX900C (33° HFOV). This narrow-view CSI-2 module is optimized for inspection and monitoring tasks requiring high pixel density on target.

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FSM:GO IMX900C Camera Module with 33° HFOV Lens

3.2 MP · Global Shutter · RGB

Resolution

3.2 MP

Shutter Type

Global Shutter

Sensor Name

IMX900C

Sensor Manufacturer

Sony

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Product Overview

Narrow-view 33° HFOV 3.2MP CSI-2 optical module. System-ready for precision inspection and embedded monitoring.

When spatial detail is more critical than wide coverage, the FSM:GO 33° HFOV module is the ideal solution. Utilizing the 3.2MP IMX900 global shutter sensor, it provides a telephoto-like perspective that is perfect for scanning, sorting, and high-precision monitoring. Its PixelMate CSI-2 interface ensures it can be integrated directly into compact embedded devices without the need for additional adapters.

Specifications

Sensor Name: IMX900C
Sensor Manufacturer: Sony
Shutter Type: Global Shutter
Chromatics: RGB
Resolution: 3.2 MP
Sensor Technology: Pregius S
Sensor Size: 1/3.1 inch
Pixel Size: 2.25 µm

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