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Sony IMX296 EVB-Kit MIPI Comprehensive RGB Imaging Evaluation Platform

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Product Number: 23216
Category: Sensor Evaluation Boards
Tags: sony_evb_kit

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Product Summary

1.58 MP RGB resolution
MIPI interface support
Driver and interface boards included
Supports C/CS mount optics

Targeted Applications

  • Industrial
  • Vision
  • Scientific
  • Imaging
  • Broadcasting
  • Systems

Product Specifications

ChromaticsChromatics

RGB

ManufacturerManufacturer

Sony

OpticsOptics

C/CS

OutputOutput

MIPI

Product TypeProduct Type

Sony Evaluation Boards

Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]

1.58


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Description

The Sony IMX296LQR EVB-Kit MIPI is a comprehensive Evaluation Board (EVB) designed for efficient testing and assessment of the IMX296LQR CMOS image sensor. This kit is specifically tailored for developers and engineers looking to evaluate the sensor's performance in various industrial and embedded applications, providing raw image data output that can be displayed on a PC screen. The IMX296LQR sensor, with a resolution of 1.58 megapixels, is well-suited for tasks requiring high-speed imaging and reliability in challenging environments.

The IMX296LQR sensor features a compact yet effective 1.58 MP RGB imaging capability, which strikes a balance between image quality and high-speed performance. It is optimized for machine vision, industrial inspection, and factory automation where fast data processing and low power consumption are essential. With the support of a MIPI interface, the sensor can quickly transfer data, making it ideal for applications where real-time image processing is required. The global shutter architecture of the IMX296LQR ensures distortion-free images, even when capturing fast-moving objects.

The Sony IMX296LQR EVB-Kit MIPI includes the following key components to streamline the sensor evaluation process:

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

Additionally, the kit includes the IMX296EVB-DA-J module and IMX296EVB-C3C-V0F1 interface board, which are designed to facilitate easy integration and fast prototyping. The C/CS lens mount provides flexibility in terms of optics, enabling developers to choose the most suitable lens for their specific use case. While the kit does not include a lens, this adaptability ensures that users can optimize the sensor for various applications, ranging from industrial inspection to robotics.

The IMX296LQR sensor's global shutter capability makes it ideal for environments where capturing high-speed motion without distortion is critical. This feature is particularly important in applications like factory automation, machine vision, and quality control systems, where precise, high-speed image capture is required. The sensor's ability to maintain image clarity even at high frame rates makes it a valuable tool in industrial settings where fast-moving objects need to be accurately monitored.

The MIPI interface enhances the sensor’s capability by enabling fast and efficient data transfer, ensuring that the high-speed performance of the sensor is fully utilized. This is especially beneficial for real-time imaging applications where delays could compromise the effectiveness of the system. The EVB-Kit’s ability to output raw image data allows developers to evaluate the sensor's native performance without interference from additional post-processing, providing a more accurate assessment of key performance metrics like dynamic range, noise levels, and image sharpness.

With its 1.58 MP resolution, the IMX296LQR sensor delivers high-quality images that meet the demands of a wide range of industrial applications. The sensor’s compact pixel size and high sensitivity enable it to perform well in various lighting conditions, from bright factory floors to low-light environments. This makes the sensor a versatile option for developers looking for reliability, speed, and adaptability in their vision systems.

The Sony IMX296LQR EVB-Kit MIPI is an invaluable tool for developers and engineers who need a quick and reliable way to evaluate the IMX296LQR sensor’s capabilities. The kit simplifies the testing process, allowing for rapid prototyping and evaluation of the sensor in different configurations. Whether for machine vision, industrial automation, or robotics, this EVB-Kit offers a powerful and flexible solution for assessing the sensor’s suitability in high-speed, real-time imaging systems.


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