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Sony Pregius IMX302 CMOS Global Shutter Sensor, 2.35 MP, 1/1.2 inch

2.35 MP global shutter CMOS sensor with low power use, ideal for machine vision and industrial systems.

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Product Overview

Sony Pregius CMOS Global Shutter Exmor Sensor: Featuring a resolution of 2.35 Megapixels with 1936 x 1216 pixels, this 1/1.2 inch sensor has pixel dimensions of 5.86 x 5.86 µm. It is a color sensor that can capture images at a frame rate of 64.1 frames per second. This sensor uses LGA packaging with 118 pins and is designed with a global shutter for accurate video capture.

The Sony IMX302LQJ-C is a highly efficient CMOS image sensor designed for industrial applications such as factory automation (FA) cameras. Featuring a Type 1/1.2 optical format and a resolution of 2.35 megapixels (1936 x 1216), this sensor delivers high-quality images with precise detail. Equipped with Sony’s Pregius global shutter technology, the IMX302 ensures distortion-free image capture, making it ideal for environments where accurate imaging of fast-moving objects is essential.

The IMX302 stands out with its large 5.86 µm pixel size, which provides high sensitivity, even in low-light conditions. This sensor incorporates a primary color mosaic filter (RGB), enhancing color accuracy and overall image quality. The low parasitic light sensitivity (PLS) and low dark current of the IMX302 contribute to reduced noise, ensuring that images remain clear and sharp even under challenging lighting conditions. The sensor supports a maximum frame rate of 64.1 fps, making it suitable for high-speed imaging applications in industrial environments.

Operating efficiently with a triple power supply system-analog 3.3V, digital 1.2V, and interface 1.8V-the IMX302 achieves low power consumption, ensuring reliability and continuous operation in demanding settings. The sensor also includes a variable charge-integration time, which allows users to optimize exposure time based on their specific application requirements.

  • Resolution: 2.35 MP (1936 x 1216 pixels)
  • Pixel size: 5.86 µm x 5.86 µm
  • Maximum frame rate: 64.1 fps
  • Global shutter for distortion-free imaging
  • RGB primary color mosaic filter for enhanced color accuracy
  • Applications: Factory automation cameras, industrial imaging

The IMX302LQJ-C is housed in a 118-pin LGA package with an LVDS interface for easy integration into camera systems. With its large pixel size, high frame rate, and low power consumption, this sensor is an excellent choice for developers working in factory automation and industrial inspection. Powered by Sony’s Pregius global shutter technology, the IMX302 ensures precise and reliable imaging for high-speed applications, providing clear and accurate visuals in fast-paced environments.


Product Specifications

Pixel Size x [µm]Pixel Size x [µm]
5.86
Pixel Size y [µm]Pixel Size y [µm]
5.86
InterfaceInterface
LVDS
Aspect RatioAspect Ratio
16 : 9
Bit DepthBit Depth
12
ChromaticsChromatics
RGB
Frame Rate [fps]Frame Rate [fps]
64.1
Frame Rate HD [fps]Frame Rate HD [fps]
60 fps
Horizontal Resolution [px]Horizontal Resolution [px]
1936
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
PackagePackage
LGA
Pins / BallsPins / Balls
118
Product TypeProduct Type
Area Sensors
Protective FilmProtective Film
Yes
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
2.35
Sensor SizeSensor Size
1/1.2 inch
Sensor TechnologySensor Technology
Exmor
Sensor TypeSensor Type
CMOS
Shutter TypeShutter Type
Global Shutter
Vertical Resolution [px]Vertical Resolution [px]
1216

Resources & Documentation

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    Accessories

    21-13-03-118-RB338K-R27-L14 Sensor Socket

    21-13-03-118-RB338K-R27-L14 Sensor Socket

    Sensor Socket, Rollerball by Andon: Designed for Sony sensors including IMX174, IMX249, IMX302LQJ-C, and IMX485LQJ-C. Rollerball sockets ensure optimal electrical connection.

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    689-118-SM-500-R27-L14-1 High-Pin Socket

    689-118-SM-500-R27-L14-1 High-Pin Socket

    Sensor Socket, Surface Mount by Andon, 118 Pins, RoHS Compliant: This socket is compatible with Sony sensors such as IMX174, IMX183, IMX249, IMX302, and IMX485. It has 118 pins and is RoHS compliant for environmental safety.

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    21-13-03-118-281K-R27-L14 Sensor Socket

    21-13-03-118-281K-R27-L14 Sensor Socket

    Sensor Socket, Surface Mount by Andon, 118 Pins | RoHS Compliant: Compatible with Sony sensors IMX174, IMX183, IMX249, IMX302, and IMX485LQJ-C, this surface mount socket includes 118 pins and meets RoHS compliance requirements.

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    689-118-TH-491-R27-L14-1 CMOS Socket

    689-118-TH-491-R27-L14-1 CMOS Socket

    Sensor Socket, Thru-Hole by Andon, 118 Pins, RoHS Compliant: This socket is RoHS compliant and designed for Sony sensors such as IMX174, IMX183, IMX249, IMX302, and IMX485.

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    21-13-03-118-284K-R27-L14 Sensor Socket

    21-13-03-118-284K-R27-L14 Sensor Socket

    Sensor Socket, Thru-Hole by Andon, 118 Pins | RoHS Compliant: This socket is RoHS compliant, includes 118 pins, and is compatible with Sony sensors such as IMX174, IMX183, IMX249, IMX302, and IMX485LQJ-C.

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    FRAMOS modules built on the IMX302

    Ready-to-integrate camera modules, sensor modules and development kits from FRAMOS that use this sensor.

    Sony IMX302 EVB-Kit Comprehensive RGB Imaging Evaluation Platform
    Development kit

    Sony IMX302 EVB-Kit Comprehensive RGB Imaging Evaluation Platform

    The Sony IMX302LQJ EVB-Kit offers a complete solution for evaluating the 2.35 MP RGB CMOS sensor, with tools for accurate color imaging.

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