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Sony IMX249 EVB-Kit Complete Evaluation Kit for 2.3 MP Monochrome Sensor

Assess the precision and performance of the IMX249LLJ 2.3 MP monochrome sensor with this thorough evaluation kit.

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Product Summary

Complete testing solution for evaluating the 2.3 MP IMX249LLJ monochrome sensor with sLVDS interface and C/CS lens compatibility.

The Sony IMX249LLJ is a global shutter CMOS image sensor designed to meet the demands of industrial applications requiring precise imaging of fast-moving objects. With approximately 2.35 million effective pixels and a large 5.86 µm pixel size, the IMX249LLJ offers high sensitivity and low noise, even in low-light conditions. Its global shutter technology eliminates the focal plane distortion often seen in rolling shutter sensors, making it an ideal choice for applications such as traffic monitoring, factory automation, and other high-speed industrial environments.

The global shutter function ensures that all pixels are exposed simultaneously, capturing fast-moving subjects without distortion. This feature is particularly advantageous in environments like Intelligent Traffic Systems (ITS) where high-speed motion is frequent. The sensor also includes a trigger mode, allowing for external pulse control over the accumulation time, providing flexibility in how the sensor captures images. Additionally, the IMX249LLJ supports multiple operating modes, including vertical inversion and a dual-frame output mode, which is useful for capturing images with a wide dynamic range.

Key features of the IMX249LLJ include:

  • 2.35 million effective pixels for detailed image capture
  • Global shutter function to eliminate motion distortion in fast-moving subjects
  • 5.86 µm pixel size for enhanced sensitivity and low noise, even in challenging lighting conditions
  • Trigger mode for external pulse control over the accumulation time
  • Support for full HD and WUXGA resolutions at up to 30 frames per second in 12-bit mode

The IMX249LLJ’s versatility makes it an excellent fit for various industrial applications, including quality control in manufacturing lines, where capturing high-quality, undistorted images of rapidly moving items is crucial. The sensor’s back-illuminated structure ensures high sensitivity, allowing it to capture images in both low-light and well-lit environments. Its combination of high-speed imaging and low noise is further enhanced by Sony's Exmor and Pregius technologies, which provide high-speed processing, low power consumption, and excellent image quality with reduced noise.

The Evaluation Board (EVB) for the IMX249LLJ provides a convenient setup for testing the sensor’s performance. The kit includes a sensor driver board, interface board, lens mount mechanism, and a CD with information, enabling engineers to quickly integrate the sensor into their systems for evaluation purposes.

Overall, the IMX249LLJ is a robust solution for industries that require high-speed, high-precision imaging without distortion, making it a standout sensor for industrial automation and traffic monitoring applications.

Sony IMX249 EVB-Kit Complete Evaluation Kit for 2.3 MP Monochrome Sensor Highlights

  • 2.3 MP monochrome sensor evaluation
  • Serial sLVDS interface compatibility
  • Includes all essential testing components
  • Suitable for C/CS mount lenses

Targeted Applications

  • Machine Vision
  • Scientific Analysis
  • Industrial Inspection

Product Specifications

ChromaticsChromatics
Monochrome
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
OpticsOptics
C/CS
OutputOutput
serial sLVDS
Product TypeProduct Type
Sony Evaluation Boards
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
2.3

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