Specification Sheet

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Diagonal 6.46 mm (Type 1/2.8) CMOS Solid-state Image Sensor with Square Pixel for
Color Cameras
IMX29
1
LQR
-
C
Description
The IMX291LQR-C is a diagonal 6.46 mm (Type 1/2.8) CMOS active pixel type solid-state image sensor with a
square pixel array and 2.13 M effective pixels. This chip operates with analog 2.9 V, digital 1.2 V, and interface 1.8 V
triple power supply, and has low power consumption. High sensitivity, low dark current and no smear are achieved
through the adoption of R, G and B primary color mosaic filters. This chip features an electronic shutter with variable
charge-integration time.
(Applications: Surveillance cameras, FA cameras, Industrial cameras)
Features
CMOS active pixel type dots
Built-in timing adjustment circuit, H/V driver and serial communication circuit
Input frequency: 74.25 MHz / 37.125 MHz
Number of recommended recording pixels: 1920 (H) × 1080 (V) approx. 2.07M pixel
Readout mode
All-pixel scan mode
720p-HD readout mode
Window cropping mode
Vertical / Horizontal direction-normal / inverted readout mode
Readout rate
Maximum frame rate in Full HD 1080p mode: 120 frame / s
Wide dynamic range (WDR) function
Multiple exposure WDR
Variable-speed shutter function (resolution 1H units)
10-bit / 12-bit A/D converter
Conversion gain switching (HCG Mode / LCG Mode)
CDS / PGA function
0 dB to 30 dB: Analog Gain 30 dB (step pitch 0.3 dB)
30.3 dB to 72 dB: Analog Gain 30 dB + Digital Gain 0.3 to 42 dB (step pitch 0.3 dB)
Supports I/O switching
CMOS logic parallel SDR output
Low voltage LVDS (150 m Vp-p) serial ( 2 ch / 4 ch / 8 ch switching) DDR output
CSI-2 serial data output ( 2 Lane / 4 Lane, RAW10 / RAW12 output)
Recommended exit pupil distance: 30 mm to
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