Sony Starvis IMX335 – High-Performance 5.14 MP CMOS Sensor
5.14 MP CMOS sensor for surveillance and industrial imaging, offering high sensitivity and low power consumption.
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Product Overview
The IMX335LQN-D is a high-sensitivity 5.14 MP CMOS sensor designed for surveillance, FA, and industrial imaging applications.
The Sony Starvis IMX335LQN-D is a high-sensitivity CMOS image sensor designed for surveillance, FA (Factory Automation), and industrial camera applications. It features a diagonal 6.52 mm (Type 1/2.8) optical format and a square pixel array of 5.14 million effective pixels. This sensor operates with analog 2.9 V, digital 1.2 V, and interface 1.8 V triple power supplies, ensuring low power consumption. The IMX335LQN-D utilizes Sony’s ExmorR technology, providing high sensitivity, low dark current, and no smear, even in low-light conditions. It is equipped with an electronic shutter that offers variable charge-integration time, ensuring precise image capture. With a resolution of 2616 x 1964 pixels and a frame rate of 60 fps, this sensor delivers high-speed performance and excellent image quality. The adoption of R, G, and B primary color mosaic filters allows for accurate color reproduction. The sensor is housed in a compact BGA package with 88 pins, making it suitable for integration into various imaging systems in industrial and surveillance environments.
Product Specifications
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Pixel Size x [µm]
- 2
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Pixel Size y [µm]
- 2
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Interface
- MIPI
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Bit Depth
- 10, 12
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Chromatics
- RGB
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Frame Rate [fps]
- 60
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Horizontal Resolution [px]
- 2616
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Image Diagonal [mm]
- 6.52
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Manufacturer
- Sony
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Max. Operating Temperature [°C]
- 85
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Min. Storage Temperature [°C]
- -40
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On-chip Processing
- Yes
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Package
- BGA
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Pins / Balls
- 88
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Protective Film
- Yes
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Resolution [MP]
- 5.14
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Sensor Size
- 1/2.8 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]
- 1964
Accessories
FRAMOS modules built on the IMX335
Ready-to-integrate camera modules, sensor modules and development kits from FRAMOS that use this sensor.
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