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OCAM1080P2MPB

OCAM1080P2MPB Multi-Interface Output Camera with Sony IMX462(C) sensor, 2MP for autofocus imaging.

Sensor
Sony IMX462(C)
Resolution
2MP
Pixel Size
2.9 μm × 2.9 μm
Frame Rate
HDMI: 60 fps @ 1920×1080
Interface
HDMI1.4
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OCAM1080P2MPB

Specifications

OCAM1080P2MPB

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The OCAM1080P2MPB is a intelligent imaging camera in the OCAM series, built around a Sony IMX462(C) sensor, 2MP resolution, 2.9 μm × 2.9 μm pixels, frame rates up to HDMI: 60 fps @ 1920×1080, a HDMI1.4 interface. It suits hdmi camera where reliable imaging performance and interface compatibility matter.

Key Parameters

Product ModelOCAM1080P2MPB
Product SeriesHDMI camera

Sensor Parameters

Sensor ModelSony IMX462(C)
Sensor Size1/2.8" (5.57×3.13 mm)
Diagonal1/2.8"
Pixel Size2.9 μm × 2.9 μm
Resolution2MP
Shutter TypeRolling shutter
Color TypeColor

Performance Parameters

Frame RateHDMI: 60 fps @ 1920×1080
Output InterfacesHDMI1.4
Lens MountC-mount
Storage SupportUSB drive
Software SupportXCamView

Physical Parameters

Power SupplyDC 12 V/1A

Environmental Parameters

Operating Temperature10 °C ~ 50 °C

Other Information

OS SupportWindows, Linux, macOS
CertificationCE, FCC

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