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Sony Starvis 2 IMX662 – 2.14 MP RGB CMOS Sensor

2.14 MP RGB CMOS sensor with Full HD resolution for security cameras and low-light video capture.

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Product Overview

The IMX662AAQR-C is a 2.14 MP RGB CMOS sensor for high-definition security camera systems, offering Full HD video at 90 fps with low power consumption.

The Sony IMX662AAQR-C is a high-sensitivity CMOS image sensor from the Sony Starvis 2 series, specifically designed for security camera applications. With a diagonal size of 6.45 mm (Type 1/2.8 inch) and 2.40 million effective pixels, this sensor delivers exceptional image clarity in various lighting conditions. The sensor is equipped with Sony's advanced Starvis 2 technology, which enhances low-light performance, minimizes dark current, and eliminates smear, making it an excellent choice for surveillance and monitoring systems.

The IMX662AAQR-C features a resolution of 1980 x 1080 pixels with a pixel size of 2.9 x 2.9 μm, providing full HD image quality with high light sensitivity. This sensor employs a rolling shutter mechanism and uses R, G, and B primary color mosaic filters, ensuring accurate color reproduction and vibrant images. It operates efficiently with a triple power supply (analog 3.3 V, digital 1.1 V, and interface 1.8 V), reducing power consumption while maintaining high-performance imaging capabilities.

Key features of the IMX662AAQR-C include:

  • 2.14 MP resolution (1980 x 1080)
  • Rolling shutter for area sensor imaging
  • 2.9 x 2.9 μm pixel size for high-sensitivity and detailed imaging
  • Triple power supply (3.3V, 1.1V, 1.8V) for efficient power consumption
  • High sensitivity and low dark current for improved performance in low-light environments
  • Electronic shutter with variable charge-integration time
  • MIPI interface for fast, reliable data transmission
  • Ceramic LGA package for enhanced durability and system integration

The IMX662AAQR-C is particularly well-suited for security camera applications, where high sensitivity and low-light performance are critical for effective surveillance. Its enhanced sensitivity and low dark current characteristics ensure clear and detailed image capture, even in dimly lit environments such as nighttime surveillance. The rolling shutter effectively handles typical security camera use cases, providing smooth video capture with minimal noise and distortion.

With its 2.9 x 2.9 μm pixel size, the IMX662AAQR-C offers excellent light-gathering capabilities, making it ideal for security applications requiring clear images under various lighting conditions. The sensor’s MIPI interface ensures fast data transmission, making it easy to integrate into modern security camera systems. Its durable ceramic LGA package further enhances reliability, making the sensor suitable for use in demanding environments where longevity and performance are paramount.

The Sony IMX662AAQR-C combines advanced Starvis 2 imaging technology, high sensitivity, and efficient power consumption, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of security and surveillance applications. Whether used in residential, commercial, or public security systems, this sensor delivers the clarity, reliability, and performance necessary for modern security solutions.


Product Specifications

Pixel Size x [µm]Pixel Size x [µm]
2.9
Pixel Size y [µm]Pixel Size y [µm]
2.9
InterfaceInterface
MIPI
ChromaticsChromatics
RGB
Frame Rate [fps]Frame Rate [fps]
90
Horizontal Resolution [px]Horizontal Resolution [px]
1920
Image Diagonal [mm]Image Diagonal [mm]
6.45
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
Marketing NameMarketing Name
STARVIS 2
PackagePackage
LGA (Ceramic)
Product TypeProduct Type
Area Sensors
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
2.14
Sensor SizeSensor Size
1/2.8 inch
Sensor TypeSensor Type
CMOS
Shutter TypeShutter Type
Rolling Shutter
Vertical Resolution [px]Vertical Resolution [px]
1080

Resources & Documentation

Available Files & Links

    FRAMOS modules built on the IMX662

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

    FSM-IMX662 Development Kit - 2.4 MP Event-Based Vision Sensing Solution
    Development kit

    FSM-IMX662 Development Kit - 2.4 MP Event-Based Vision Sensing Solution

    Advanced development kit for Event-Based Vision Sensing applications, featuring the Sony IMX662 sensor and integrated adapters.

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    FSM-IMX662 Sensor Module
    FSM sensor module

    FSM-IMX662 Sensor Module

    Everything required to start and get an image from the module is available off the shelf, allowing immediate evaluation upon delivery. It is highly recommended to purchase the FSM and platform-specific Development Kit (Devkit) for optimal evaluation.

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    FSM-IMX662C-000-V1A - 2.4 MP Color Sensor Module without Lens Mount
    FSM sensor module

    FSM-IMX662C-000-V1A - 2.4 MP Color Sensor Module without Lens Mount

    High-performance 2.4 MP color sensor module with Sony IMX662 CMOS Rolling Shutter sensor, no lens mount for custom integration.

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    FSM-IMX662C-01S-V1A - 2.4 MP Color Sensor Module with M12 Mount
    FSM sensor module

    FSM-IMX662C-01S-V1A - 2.4 MP Color Sensor Module with M12 Mount

    2.4 MP color sensor module with Sony IMX662 CMOS Rolling Shutter sensor and M12 mount for flexible integration.

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    FSM-IMX662C-04G-V1A - 2.4 MP Color Sensor Module with C/CS Mount
    FSM sensor module

    FSM-IMX662C-04G-V1A - 2.4 MP Color Sensor Module with C/CS Mount

    2.4 MP color sensor module with Sony IMX662 CMOS Rolling Shutter sensor and C/CS mount for flexibility in lens selection.

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    FSM-IMX662C/96B Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Sensor Module Devkit for 96board SBCs
    FSM sensor module

    FSM-IMX662C/96B Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Sensor Module Devkit for 96board SBCs

    Single sensor development kit for 96board Consumer Edition SBCs with Sony IMX662 2.4 MP sensor module.

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    FSM-IMX662C/96B Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Sensor Module Devkit for 96board SBCs
    Development kit

    FSM-IMX662C/96B Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Sensor Module Devkit for 96board SBCs

    Single sensor development kit for 96board Consumer Edition SBCs with Sony IMX662 2.4 MP sensor module.

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    FSM-IMX662C/NVN Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Sensor Module for NVIDIA Developer Kits
    FSM sensor module

    FSM-IMX662C/NVN Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Sensor Module for NVIDIA Developer Kits

    Complete sensor module devkit for NVIDIA Jetson Nano, TX2 NX, and Xavier NX platforms with Sony IMX662 2.4 MP sensor.

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    FSM-IMX662C/TXA Devkit-Dual-V1A - 2.4 MP Dual Sensor Devkit for NVIDIA AGX Xavier and TX2
    FSM sensor module

    FSM-IMX662C/TXA Devkit-Dual-V1A - 2.4 MP Dual Sensor Devkit for NVIDIA AGX Xavier and TX2

    Dual sensor devkit for NVIDIA AGX Xavier and TX2 with Sony IMX662 2.4 MP sensors and C/CS mounts.

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    FSM-IMX662C/TXA Devkit-Quad-V1A - 2.4 MP Quad Sensor Devkit for NVIDIA Developer Kits
    FSM sensor module

    FSM-IMX662C/TXA Devkit-Quad-V1A - 2.4 MP Quad Sensor Devkit for NVIDIA Developer Kits

    Quad sensor development kit for NVIDIA platforms with four Sony IMX662 2.4 MP sensors and C/CS mounts.

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    FSM-IMX662C/TXA Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Single Sensor Devkit for NVIDIA AGX Xavier and TX2
    FSM sensor module

    FSM-IMX662C/TXA Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Single Sensor Devkit for NVIDIA AGX Xavier and TX2

    Single sensor development kit for NVIDIA AGX Xavier and TX2 with Sony IMX662 2.4 MP sensor and C/CS mount.

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    FSM-IMX662C/XX1 Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Sensor Module for Xilinx KCU/ZCU Development Boards
    FSM sensor module

    FSM-IMX662C/XX1 Devkit-Single-V1A - 2.4 MP Sensor Module for Xilinx KCU/ZCU Development Boards

    Single sensor devkit for Xilinx KCU/ZCU Development Boards featuring the Sony IMX662 2.4 MP sensor and M12 mount.

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    FSM:GO IMX662 Camera Module
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX662 Camera Module

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    FSM:GO IMX662 Camera Module with 137° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX662 Camera Module with 137° HFOV Lens

    High-performance camera sensor module with Sony IMX662 and 137° HFOV for dynamic AI vision applications.

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    FSM:GO IMX662 Camera Module with 58° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX662 Camera Module with 58° HFOV Lens

    High-performance camera sensor module with Sony IMX662 and 58° HFOV for teleconferencing and focused vision applications.

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    FSM:GO IMX662 Camera Module with 86° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX662 Camera Module with 86° HFOV Lens

    Camera sensor module with Sony IMX662 and 86° HFOV for versatile AI vision applications like access control and surveillance.

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    FSM:GO IMX662 Housed Camera Module with 58° HFOV Lens
    FSM:GO camera module

    FSM:GO IMX662 Housed Camera Module with 58° HFOV Lens

    This is the housed version of the FSM:GO-IMX662C. High-performance camera sensor module with Sony IMX662 and 58° HFOV for teleconferencing and focused vision applications.

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    Sony IMX662 EVB-Kit MIPI
    Development kit

    Sony IMX662 EVB-Kit MIPI

    The Sony IMX662AAQR EVB-Kit MIPI offers a versatile platform for evaluating the 2.14 MP RGB sensor with MIPI interface, ideal for industrial imaging.

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