GigE Vision camera from Smartek features Sony CMOS sensor

May 20, 2015
Check out the latest release from SMARTEK, the GC1932 GigE Vision camera, which features Sony’s IMX249 CMOS image sensor and can achieve frame rates up to 41 fps.

Expanding on its flagship line of Giganetix PlusGigE cameras, SMARTEK has announced the release of the GC1932 camera, which features a Sony Pregius Exmore sensor. The GCP1932 will feature Sony’s IMX249 CMOS image sensor, a 2.3 MPixel sensor with a 5.86 µm pixel size that can achieve frame rates up to 41 fps. The camera also features a low read-noise value of 10e- and high sensitivity under low light conditions. Compared to the GCP1931 camera, which is based on a Sony IMX174 sensor, the GCP1932 camera is significantly less expensive, and is suitable for use in image processing applications where image quality is important and speed plays a secondary role.

To Learn More:

Contact:Smartek Vision
Headquarters
: Cakovec, Croatia
Product:
GCP1932 Giganetix Plus GigE camera
Key Features:
2.3 MPixel Sony IMX248 CMOS sensor, 5.86 µm pixel size, 41 fps, of 10e- low read noise, GigE interface.

What SMARTEK Vision:
View more information on Giganetix Plus cameras.

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