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Sony IMX287 EVB-Kit Evaluation Kit for RGB Imaging

Explore the capabilities of the IMX287LQR RGB sensor with this evaluation kit, ideal for precision imaging applications.

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Product Overview

The Sony IMX287LQR EVB-Kit offers a complete setup for evaluating the 0.4 MP RGB CMOS sensor with sLVDS interface support, suitable for imaging applications.

The Sony IMX287LQR EVB-Kit is an advanced Evaluation Board (EVB) designed to simplify the testing and evaluation of the IMX287LQR CMOS image sensor. This kit is an essential tool for developers and engineers working in industrial imaging, machine vision, and automation, offering a complete environment to assess the sensor’s raw image output on a PC screen. With the IMX287LQR sensor’s low resolution of 0.4 megapixels and fast data throughput, this kit is optimized for high-speed applications where rapid image acquisition is critical.

The IMX287LQR sensor is a global shutter CMOS sensor, ideal for capturing clear images of fast-moving objects without motion distortion. This makes it perfect for applications such as factory automation, robotics, and industrial inspection, where precision and speed are necessary. With a compact resolution of 0.4 MP, the sensor is built for high-speed performance while keeping data rates manageable, making it a popular choice for tasks that require real-time image processing or fast object tracking.

The Sony IMX287LQR EVB-Kit comes equipped with all the components needed for a seamless evaluation process:

  • Sensor Driver Board
  • Interface Board
  • Lens Mount and mechanism (no lens included)
  • CD with information and documentation

This plug-and-play kit is designed for immediate use, reducing development time and enabling quick assessments of sensor performance. The EVB-Kit is compatible with additional modules, including the IMX273EVB-DA-F and the -C3S-V0F1 interface board, ensuring flexibility in testing different configurations. This versatility is especially useful for developers working on prototypes or custom imaging systems. The included C/CS lens mount provides adaptability for different optics, allowing users to select the best lens for their specific application, although a lens is not provided with the kit.

One of the key features of the IMX287LQR sensor is its serial sLVDS interface, which ensures high-speed data transfer for fast and reliable performance in industrial settings. The global shutter feature further enhances its ability to capture distortion-free images, even when objects are in rapid motion. These characteristics make the IMX287LQR an excellent choice for applications where timing and precision are critical, such as automated inspection systems, pick-and-place robots, and other forms of industrial automation.

The Sony IMX287LQR EVB-Kit supports the evaluation of the sensor’s performance under different conditions, allowing developers to accurately measure image quality, dynamic range, and noise levels. The evaluation board outputs raw image data, which can be directly analyzed without post-processing, providing a true reflection of the sensor's capabilities in real-world applications.

This EVB-Kit is particularly beneficial for applications that prioritize speed and accuracy over high resolution. With a 0.4 MP resolution and a global shutter, the IMX287LQR sensor is ideal for high-speed imaging tasks that require quick processing times, such as machine vision, automated quality control, and robotics. Despite its lower resolution, the sensor delivers reliable image quality with minimal noise and excellent response times, making it a strong contender in the industrial imaging market.

By using the Sony IMX287LQR EVB-Kit, developers can quickly assess the sensor’s performance in their specific application, ensuring that it meets the necessary requirements for speed, accuracy, and reliability. Its comprehensive evaluation environment and ease of use make it a valuable tool for reducing development cycles and improving overall project efficiency.


Product Specifications

ChromaticsChromatics
RGB
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
OpticsOptics
C/CS
OutputOutput
serial sLVDS
Product TypeProduct Type
Sony Evaluation Boards
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
0.4

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