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Sony Pregius IMX430 – 2.04 MP Color CMOS Sensor

2.04 MP color CMOS sensor for high-speed industrial and traffic system applications with global shutter.

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Product Overview

The Sony IMX430LQJ-C is a 2.04 MP color CMOS sensor with global shutter, perfect for industrial and traffic system applications.

The Sony IMX430LQJ-C is a high-performance CMOS image sensor that leverages Sony’s advanced Pregius global shutter technology. Designed with a diagonal size of 9.2 mm (Type 1/1.7 inch) and 2.03 million effective pixels, this sensor is specifically suited for industrial applications such as factory automation (FA) and intelligent transportation systems (ITS), where high-speed and high-precision image capture is required. The global shutter ensures that all pixels capture light simultaneously, preventing distortion and motion blur, which is critical for applications involving fast-moving objects.

The IMX430LQJ-C offers a resolution of 1632 x 1248 pixels, with a pixel size of 4.5 x 4.5 μm, providing excellent sensitivity and image clarity. With a maximum frame rate of 120 frames per second (fps), this sensor is well-suited for high-speed imaging environments, ensuring smooth, detailed image capture for tasks such as real-time vehicle monitoring, traffic management, or high-speed industrial inspections. The global shutter function enhances its utility in dynamic environments where precision and accuracy are paramount.

Operating on a triple power supply (analog 3.3 V, digital 1.2 V, and interface 1.8 V), the IMX430LQJ-C is optimized for low power consumption, making it an efficient choice for embedded systems and industrial cameras. It features high sensitivity, low dark current, and low parasitic light sensitivity (PLS), ensuring superior image quality even in challenging or low-light conditions. The combination of these features makes it highly reliable for a wide range of industrial imaging applications.

Key features of the IMX430LQJ-C include:

  • 2.03 MP resolution (1632 x 1248)
  • Global shutter for distortion-free image capture
  • Large 4.5 x 4.5 μm pixel size for enhanced sensitivity and image quality
  • High frame rate of 120 fps for smooth, high-speed imaging
  • Low power consumption with triple power supply (3.3V, 1.2V, 1.8V)
  • Low dark current and low PLS for high-quality images
  • SLVS interface and LGA 226-pin package for flexible system integration

The IMX430LQJ-C is particularly effective in factory automation (FA) and intelligent transportation systems (ITS), where speed and precision are critical. In FA environments, its high frame rate and global shutter technology ensure accurate capture of fast-moving components on production lines, improving efficiency and quality control. In ITS applications, the sensor excels in real-time traffic monitoring, vehicle recognition, and license plate detection, delivering reliable performance even in high-speed or variable lighting conditions.

Additionally, the large pixel size of 4.5 x 4.5 μm ensures excellent light capture, making the IMX430LQJ-C ideal for low-light environments or situations where rapid shutter speeds are required. The sensor’s high sensitivity and low noise characteristics contribute to its ability to capture clear, detailed images in environments with fluctuating or low light levels. The SLVS interface ensures fast and efficient data transfer, simplifying integration into various industrial camera systems.

With its advanced global shutter technology, high-speed performance, and efficient power usage, the Sony IMX430LQJ-C is a versatile and powerful sensor for demanding industrial imaging applications. Whether deployed in automated inspection systems or real-time traffic monitoring, this sensor provides the speed, accuracy, and reliability needed for complex imaging tasks in dynamic environments.


Product Specifications

Pixel Size x [µm]Pixel Size x [µm]
4.5
Pixel Size y [µm]Pixel Size y [µm]
4.5
InterfaceInterface
SLVS, SLVS-EC
Aspect RatioAspect Ratio
4 : 1
Bit DepthBit Depth
12
ChromaticsChromatics
RGB
Frame Rate [fps]Frame Rate [fps]
132
Horizontal Resolution [px]Horizontal Resolution [px]
1632
Image Diagonal [mm]Image Diagonal [mm]
9.25
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
Max. Operating Temperature [°C]Max. Operating Temperature [°C]
75
Min. Storage Temperature [°C]Min. Storage Temperature [°C]
-40
PackagePackage
LGA
Pins / BallsPins / Balls
226
Protective FilmProtective Film
Yes
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
2.04
Sensor SizeSensor Size
1/1.7 inch
Sensor TypeSensor Type
CMOS
Shutter TypeShutter Type
Global Shutter
Vertical Resolution [px]Vertical Resolution [px]
1248

Resources & Documentation

Available Files & Links

    FRAMOS modules built on the IMX430

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

    Sony IMX430 EVB-Kit SLVS Comprehensive Evaluation Kit for 2.04 MP Monochrome Sensor
    Development kit

    Sony IMX430 EVB-Kit SLVS Comprehensive Evaluation Kit for 2.04 MP Monochrome Sensor

    High-performance evaluation kit for 2.04 MP monochrome sensor.

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    Sony IMX430 EVB-Kit SLVS-EC Advanced Monochrome Sensor Evaluation Kit
    Development kit

    Sony IMX430 EVB-Kit SLVS-EC Advanced Monochrome Sensor Evaluation Kit

    Comprehensive evaluation kit for 2.04 MP monochrome sensor with SLVS-EC interface.

    View module

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