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Sony IMX250 EVB-Kit Evaluation Board for 5.07 MP Monochrome Imaging

Efficiently evaluate the IMX250LLR 5.07 MP monochrome sensor for demanding imaging tasks.

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Product Overview

Thorough evaluation board for 5.07 MP monochrome imaging, including high-speed sLVDS support and versatile testing options.

The Sony IMX250LLR EVB-Kit is a comprehensive evaluation system designed to drive the IMX250LLR CMOS image sensor and output raw image data for analysis on a PC. This evaluation kit offers developers a streamlined environment to assess the sensor's capabilities quickly and efficiently, making it ideal for industrial applications that require high-speed, high-quality imaging. The kit includes essential components that enable users to get up and running without delays, facilitating in-depth testing of the sensor's performance in real-world applications.

The IMX250LLR, a global shutter CMOS sensor, is equipped with 5.07 million effective pixels and a pixel size of 3.45 µm, offering exceptional sensitivity and low noise even in low-light environments. With a global shutter function, the sensor ensures accurate, undistorted capture of fast-moving objects, which is critical in applications such as factory automation, traffic monitoring, and high-speed quality control.

Key features of the IMX250LLR EVB-Kit include:

  • Sensor Driver Board for easy integration
  • Interface Board for streamlined connectivity
  • Lens Mount and mechanism (lens not included) for flexibility in optical configurations
  • CD with documentation and technical details for efficient setup and operation

The IMX250LLR itself is renowned for its high frame rate capabilities, supporting up to 163.4 frames per second in 8-bit mode, and its advanced PREGIUS™ global shutter technology, which provides high-speed, high-quality image capture without distortion. This makes it an excellent choice for industries where precision imaging is critical.

The EVB-Kit allows developers and engineers to fully test the IMX250LLR sensor in controlled environments, offering flexibility with its ROI (Region of Interest) mode, trigger mode for external exposure control, and support for multiple resolutions, including Full HD and WUXGA. By offering raw output, the evaluation board is ideal for performance assessments, enabling developers to integrate and test the sensor for their specific application needs quickly.

The Sony IMX250LLR EVB-Kit provides a vital tool for evaluating the sensor's high-speed, high-quality imaging performance in demanding industrial environments, ensuring that developers can fully leverage its capabilities for applications like automation, quality control, and surveillance.


Product Specifications

ChromaticsChromatics
Monochrome
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
OpticsOptics
C/CS
OutputOutput
serial sLVDS
Product TypeProduct Type
Sony Evaluation Boards
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
5.07

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