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Sony IMX993-AABA SWIR Image Sensor

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Sony IMX993-AABA SWIR Image Sensor

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Product Overview

3.21 MP TEC-cooled SWIR sensor with high-resolution SenSWIR pixels for accurate IR imaging.

The Sony IMX993-AABA is a 3.21 MP SWIR image sensor built on SenSWIR technology with a pixel pitch of 3.45 µm, delivering reliable high-resolution performance for infrared imaging. Designed for use in industrial inspection and scientific measurement, this sensor supports TEC (Thermoelectric Cooling) for temperature stability and reduced noise. It enables imaging in the 1-2.5 µm wavelength range, suitable for detecting features invisible to visible light. With a compact size for C-mount optics and global shutter functionality, it provides distortion-free imaging of high-speed targets. The IMX993-AABA is optimized for applications like non-destructive testing, process control, and machine vision requiring high IR sensitivity and detailed image analysis.

Product Specifications

ChromaticsChromatics
Monochrome
Frame Rate [fps]Frame Rate [fps]
90
Horizontal Resolution [px]Horizontal Resolution [px]
2080
Image Diagonal [mm]Image Diagonal [mm]
8.9
InterfaceInterface
SLVS/MIPI
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
Product TypeProduct Type
Area Sensors
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
3.21
Sensor TypeSensor Type
CMOS
Shutter TypeShutter Type
Global Shutter
Vertical Resolution [px]Vertical Resolution [px]
1544
TechnologyTechnology
SWIR

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