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IMX811 cameras

4 camera models built on the Sony IMX811 sensor, covering scientific cameras. Compare resolution, pixel size, frame rate and interface, then request a quotation from Precisometer.

Datasheet variants in this range

IMX811ALR (M, RS) · IMX811AQR (C, RS)

Scientific imaging integration

Choosing a IMX811 camera

Sony IMX811 MAX251 cameras are candidates when a large pixel count supports your field-of-view and sampling requirements. The useful detail still depends on optical resolution and the corrected image circle.

Plan the acquisition computer, image storage and processing for the full frame size. Compare the USB3 and 10GigE model specifications at the intended resolution before setting a capture-rate requirement.

Interactive camera match

Turn the IMX811 shortlist into one confident next step.

Answer three practical questions. We rank the cameras on this sensor using their published specifications—no account required.

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Models

Cameras using the IMX811

ModelSensor variantResolutionPixel SizeFrame RateShutter TypeInterface
MAX251AC-10GScientific CamerasIMX811AQR (C, RS)251 MP (19200×12800)2.81 µm × 2.81 µm1.5 fps @ 19200×12800Rolling Shutter10GigE
MAX251AC-U3Scientific CamerasIMX811AQR (C, RS)251 MP (19200×12800)2.81 µm × 2.81 µm1.5 fps @ 19200×12800Rolling ShutterUSB3.0
MAX251AM-10GScientific CamerasIMX811ALR (M, RS)251 MP (19200×12800)2.81 µm × 2.81 µm1.5 fps @ 19200×12800Rolling Shutter10GigE
MAX251AM-U3Scientific CamerasIMX811ALR (M, RS)251 MP (19200×12800)2.81 µm × 2.81 µm1.5 fps @ 19200×12800Rolling ShutterUSB3.0

Not sure which IMX811 variant you need?

Monochrome or colour, global or rolling shutter, cooled or uncooled, and the interface all change what this sensor can do in your setup. Tell us the measurement and we will confirm the matching configuration and lead time.