Sony image sensor
IMX249 cameras
7 camera models built on the Sony IMX249 sensor, covering microscopy cameras, astronomy cameras, industrial & analytical cameras and intelligent imaging cameras. Compare their published specifications.
Datasheet variants in this range
IMX249 (C,GS) · Sony IMX249 monochrome CMOS · Sony IMX249(C,GS) · Sony IMX249LLJ · Sony IMX249LQJ
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Cameras using the IMX249
| Model | Sensor variant | Resolution | Pixel Size | Frame Rate | Shutter Type | Interface |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E3CMOS02300KPBMicroscopy Cameras | IMX249 (C,GS) | 2.3M (1920×1200) | 5.86 µm × 5.86 µm | 30 fps @ 1920×1200 | Global Shutter | USB3.0 |
| GPM174MAstronomy Cameras | Sony IMX249 monochrome CMOS | 2.3 MP (1920 × 1200) | 5.86 µm | 16 fps | Global shutter | USB 2.0 + ST4 |
| I3CMOS02300KMBIndustrial & Analytical Cameras | Sony IMX249LLJ | 2.3 MP (1920×1200) | 5.86 µm × 5.86 µm | 30 fps @ 1920×1200 | Global Shutter | USB3.0 |
| I3ISPM02300KPBIndustrial & Analytical Cameras | Sony IMX249LQJ | 2.3 MP (1920×1200) | 5.86 µm × 5.86 µm | 30 fps @ 1920×1200 | Global Shutter | USB3.0 |
| IUA2300KMBIndustrial & Analytical Cameras | Sony IMX249LLJ | 2.3MP (1920×1200) | 5.86 µm × 5.86 µm | 30 fps @ 1920×1200 | Global Shutter | USB3.0 (USB3.1 GEN1) |
| IUA2300KPBIndustrial & Analytical Cameras | Sony IMX249LQJ | 2.3MP (1920×1200) | 5.86 µm × 5.86 µm | 30 fps @ 1920×1200 | Global Shutter | USB3.0 (USB3.1 GEN1) |
| XCAM1080PHEIntelligent Imaging Cameras | Sony IMX249(C,GS) | 2MP (1920×1080) | 5.86 μm × 5.86 μm | HDMI: 30 fps@1920×1080; Wi-Fi: 25 fps@1920×1080 | Global shutter | HDMI, Wi-Fi |
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