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sony new products IMX274LQC Approx. 8.51M-Effective Pixel Color CMOS Image Sensor2016-10-26 12:56 GoldTech Components Co.,Ltd.
IMX274LQCDiagonal 7.20 mm (Type 1/2.5) Approx. 8.51M-Effective Pixel Color CMOS Image Sensor16:9 Aspect Ratio CMOS Image Sensor Capable of 4K (3840 × 2160) Output for Industrial ApplicationsSony has commercialized the "IMX274LQC" Type 1/2.5 (16:9) back-illuminated CMOS image sensor with approximately 8.51M effective pixels for the expanding 4K market. High-speed video imaging functionThe IMX274LQC realizes 4K (3840 × 2160) all-pixel scan at 30 frames/s in ADC 12-bit mode, and at the high frame rate output of 60 frames/s in ADC 10-bit mode, making it the ideal CMOS image sensor for expanding 4K market applications. The IMX274LQC also realizes Full HD (1920 × 1080) output at 60 frames/s in ADC 12-bit mode (mode 1) and 120 frames/s in ADC 10-bit mode (mode 2), enabling high-speed video imaging. In addition, various other readout methods are also supported, and diverse drive modes can be selected (Table-3). Versatile interfaceThe IMX274LQC is equipped with two types of output interface (Sub-LVDS, MIPI CSI-2) to meet diverse needs. Both interfaces are capable of 4K 60 frames/s (ADC 10-bit) output, so the interface can be selected in accordance with the DSP and system used (Table-1). DOL-HDR functionThe IMX274LQC is Sony's first CMOS image sensor to support a DOL-type HDR function for a 4K angle of view. This makes it possible to shoot 4K video with an expanded dynamic range. The modes that support the DOL function are 4K (3840 × 2160) ADC 10-bit 30 frames/s and Full HD (1920 × 1080) ADC 10-bit 60 frames/s (Table-3). Compact device sizeThe IMX274LQC realizes a compact package size of 10.70 mm (H) × 8.50 mm (V) × 1.62 mm (t). This reduced camera size expands the range of potential security camera and industrial applications.
*1 Sensor slave mode when using Sub-LVDS and sensor master mode when using MIPI.
*1 There are restrictions on the storage time setting values when using DOL. |