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Sony IMX991 EVB-Kit – Evaluation Kit for 0.34 MP SWIR CMOS Sensor (Uncooled Package)

Complete 0.34 MP monochrome SWIR sensor evaluation kit with uncooled package for high-sensitivity industrial applications.

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Product Overview

The IMX991-AABJ EVB-Kit delivers a complete platform for evaluating the uncooled version of the 0.34 MP SWIR CMOS sensor, ideal for various industrial applications.

The Sony IMX991-AABJ EVB-Kit offers a comprehensive platform for evaluating the 0.34 MP monochrome SWIR CMOS sensor in its uncooled package version. This kit includes a Sensor Driver Board, Interface Board, and a C/CS lens mount, allowing for flexible assessment of the sensor’s performance. The IMX990EVB-DBF, IMX990EVB-MCB, and IMXEVB-CUE3S components are also part of this kit, providing a versatile evaluation environment. Designed for high-sensitivity SWIR imaging across a wide wavelength range (0.4 µm to 1.7 µm), this sensor is ideal for applications such as semiconductor inspection, product sorting, and foreign material detection. With its uncooled design, the IMX991-AABJ offers reliable performance while maintaining cost efficiency. The accompanying CD with software ensures a quick and easy setup.


Product Specifications

ChromaticsChromatics
Monochrome
ManufacturerManufacturer
Sony
OpticsOptics
n/a
OutputOutput
n/a
Product TypeProduct Type
Sony Evaluation Boards
Resolution [MP]Resolution [MP]
0.34

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