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FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module with 92° HFOV Lens

IMX676 camera sensor module with 92° HFOV, ideal for surveying and public surveillance with broad scene capture and low distortion.

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FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module with 92° HFOV Lens

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FSM:GO IMX676 Camera Module with 92° HFOV Lens

12.62 MP · Color

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12.62 MP
Chromatics
Color
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Product Overview

Camera sensor module with IMX676 sensor and 92° HFOV for surveying and public domain surveillance.

The FSM:GO camera sensor module, featuring the IMX676 sensor and a medium 92° HFOV lens, is ideal for surveying and public domain surveillance. The module's wide 11 mm image circle is designed to cover sensor formats up to 2/3", ensuring bright, high-quality imaging with minimal fall-off. Equipped with Sony’s Starvis 2 technology, it supports dual high and low-speed streaming for versatile image capture in dynamic lighting environments. With minimal F-Theta distortion, this sensor module offers precise field angle mapping, ensuring accurate data for technical applications.

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12.62 MP
Lens Mount
Height: 12.5 mm, Plastic, M12x0.5

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Durable M12x0.5 lens holder for machine vision applications, with 12.5 mm height and 22 mm hole distance.

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FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 92° HFOV Lens

FSM:GO IMX676 Housed Camera Module with 92° HFOV Lens

This is the housed version of the FSM:GO-IMX676C, featuring a compact enclosure. Camera sensor module with IMX676 sensor and 92° HFOV for surveying and public domain surveillance.

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