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Sony IMX487 EVB-Kit SLVS – 8.13 MP Monochrome UV Sensor Evaluation Kit

8.13 MP UV sensor evaluation kit with SLVS interface for high-speed imaging.

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Product Overview

The Sony IMX487AAMJ EVB-Kit SLVS delivers a comprehensive platform to evaluate the 8.13 MP monochrome UV sensor.

The Sony IMX487AAMJ EVB-Kit with SLVS interface is a specialized evaluation tool designed to assess the performance of the Sony IMX487AAMJ CMOS UV sensor. This evaluation board kit is essential for developers working on applications that require UV imaging, providing raw sensor data output to a PC screen for accurate evaluation. It offers a complete environment for testing and fine-tuning the sensor’s capabilities, ensuring it meets the specific needs of various industrial and scientific imaging applications.

The IMX487AAMJ sensor is an 8.13 megapixel monochrome UV sensor, making it ideal for applications that require precise UV light detection, such as semiconductor inspection, medical imaging, and specialized scientific research. The sensor’s ability to capture UV wavelengths sets it apart from standard image sensors, offering unique opportunities for industries requiring high-sensitivity UV imaging.

The EVB-Kit includes the following components:

  • Sensor Driver Board: Powers and controls the IMX487AAMJ sensor for optimal performance during evaluation.
  • Interface Board: Facilitates communication between the sensor and external devices, enabling real-time data transfer to a PC via the SLVS interface.
  • Lens Mount and Mechanism: Provides support for C-mount optics, allowing flexibility in lens selection for specific imaging needs (lens not included).
  • CD with Information: Contains documentation, drivers, and software tools necessary for using the evaluation kit effectively.

With the SLVS (Scalable Low-Voltage Signaling) interface, this evaluation kit ensures high-speed data transmission, crucial for real-time applications where accuracy and speed are key factors. The monochrome sensor setup provides excellent sensitivity in low-light environments, enhancing the detection of UV light, which is critical in specialized imaging fields.

  • 8.13 MP monochrome UV sensor for precision UV imaging
  • SLVS interface for high-speed, reliable data transfer
  • Comprehensive evaluation environment for real-time sensor testing
  • Includes Sensor Driver Board, Interface Board, and C-mount Lens Mechanism
  • Designed for UV-sensitive imaging applications such as semiconductor inspection and scientific research

The Sony IMX487AAMJ EVB-Kit provides a fast and efficient way to evaluate the performance of the IMX487 UV sensor, enabling developers to integrate this high-performance UV sensor into their systems quickly and with confidence. The kit’s flexibility and real-time feedback environment make it a valuable tool for prototyping and sensor optimization in UV-sensitive imaging applications.


Product Specifications

ChromaticsChromatics
Monochrome
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
OpticsOptics
C
OutputOutput
SLVS
Product TypeProduct Type
Sony Evaluation Boards
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
8.13

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