Sony Starvis IMX226 – 12.4 MP Monochrome CMOS Sensor with Starvis Technology
12.4 MP Starvis monochrome CMOS sensor optimized for high-sensitivity, low-noise imaging in low-light applications.
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Product Overview
The IMX226CLJ-C is a 12.4 MP Starvis monochrome CMOS sensor designed for high-resolution, low-light imaging with a 40 fps frame rate and LVDS interface.
The Sony IMX226CLJ-C is a high-performance monochrome CMOS sensor that uses Starvis technology for advanced low-light performance. With a diagonal size of 9.33 mm (Type 1/1.7) and a resolution of 12.4 MP (4072 x 3046), this sensor is designed for applications that require high sensitivity and low noise, particularly in the security and surveillance sectors. Its 1.85 µm pixel size and back-illuminated design ensure enhanced light absorption, making it ideal for capturing high-quality images in low-light conditions. The IMX226CLJ-C operates with a rolling shutter and achieves a frame rate of up to 40 fps at full resolution that provides smooth and detailed image capture. The LVDS output enables fast data transmission, and its LGA 128-pin package ensures reliable integration into different imaging systems. This sensor is particularly well-suited for security cameras, industrial vision, and other applications where precise monochrome imaging is required.
Product Specifications
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Pixel Size x [µm]
- 1.85
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Pixel Size y [µm]
- 1.85
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Interface
- LVDS
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Aspect Ratio
- 16 : 9
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Bit Depth
- 10
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Chromatics
- Monochrome
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Frame Rate [fps]
- 40
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Full Well
- 11500
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Horizontal Resolution [px]
- 4072
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Image Diagonal [mm]
- 9.41
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Manufacturer
- Sony
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Min. Storage Temperature [°C]
- -10
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Package
- LGA
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Pins / Balls
- 128
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Protective Film
- Yes
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Read Noice
- 1.9
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Resolution [MP]
- 12.4
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Responsivity
- 000 V/lx*s, 4
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Sensor Size
- 1/1.7 inch
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Sensor Technology
- ExmorR
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Sensor Type
- CMOS
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Shutter Type
- Rolling Shutter
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Vertical Resolution [px]
- 3046
Resources & Documentation
- Available Files & Links
FRAMOS modules built on the IMX226
Ready-to-integrate camera modules, sensor modules and development kits from FRAMOS that use this sensor.
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