The Imaging Source
2.3MP 1/2.8" IMX236LQJ GigE Colour Board Camera
SKU: DFM 25GX236-ML
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Specification
Specification
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
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Key Features
- 25G Series Colour Board Camera
- GigE Interface (RJ45)
- 1/2.8 inch Sony CMOS Exmor IMX236LQJ Sensor
- 1,920×1,200 (2.3 MP), up to 41 fps
- Pixel Size: H: 2.8 µm, V: 2.8 µm
- Rolling Shutter
- Trigger and I/O Inputs
- Only 45×45×20 mm
Do you require a lens holder for this camera? See the TLH xx-11.12s
What are the benefits of using a GigE interface camera?
GigE is a well-established and trusted technology due to the many protocols available, such as GenlCam. It is well-suited for a wide range of applications, including high-resolution cameras, real-time image processing, and robust data transmission. Furthermore, because of its twisted shielded pairs, this interface does not suffer from interference due to external sources such as RF (Radio Frequencies). GigE enables long range data transfer, with cable lengths of up to 100m, whereas USB is up to 7m (without optical/active cables).
What are the 25G series board-level cameras?
The 25G series are GigE board-level cameras that are designed with small PCB dimensions of 45 x 45 x 20 mm. These GigE board-level cameras are a perfect fit for a wide range of industrial automation, quality assurance, and surveillance applications that require a GigE interface. The GigE interface not only offers unparalleled data transmission capabilities but also supports cable lengths of up to 100 meters. Additionally, the CMOS cameras come equipped with advanced features such as binning, windowing, and high-speed readout, which significantly reduce image noise levels, resulting in clear and precise images.
What are board-level cameras?
Board-level cameras, also referred to as board cameras or PCB cameras, are compact imaging devices specifically designed for integration into electronic systems and applications. Unlike traditional cameras that come with separate housings, board-level cameras are typically mounted directly onto a circuit board. These cameras are extensively utilised across diverse industries and applications where space is limited, and a compact form factor is indispensable.
