FSM:GO IMX900C-GMSL3 Camera Module with 102° HFOV Lens
Experience automotive-grade reliability with the FSM:GO-IMX900C GMSL3 module. Featuring a 102° wide-angle view, this system-ready module is built for long-distance data transmission in challenging industrial environments.
3.2 MP · Global Shutter · RGB
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FSM:GO IMX900 Color Camera Module
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Product Overview
The FRAMOS FSM:GO image sensor module assembly integrates a Sony IMX900 color sensor with 3.2 MP global shutter performance, combined with a 102° lens in an M12 mount within a GMSL housing, and features a FAKRA (1x coax) GMSL3 interface in a fully assembled design.
This FSM:GO camera module combines the 3.2MP Sony IMX900 global shutter sensor with a high-bandwidth GMSL3 interface. Encased in a rugged M12H housing with a FAKRA connector, it is designed for deployments where the processor and camera are separated by significant distance. The 102° HFOV lens provides a broad view, making it ideal for agricultural robotics, outdoor perimeter security, or large-scale industrial machinery.
Specifications
- Sensor Name
- IMX900C
- Sensor Manufacturer
- Sony
- Shutter Type
- Global Shutter
- Chromatics
- RGB
- Resolution
- 3.2 MP
- Enclosure Type
- Housed
- Sensor Technology
- Pregius S
- Sensor Size
- 1/3.1 inch
- Pixel Size
- 2.25 µm
Resources & Documentation
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