This article contains the main specifications of Sony IMX990 image sensor. Additionally, the article explores how the sensor can be integrated into different camera interfaces such as GigE and USB3, depending on the desired features. Finally, it provides a brief overview of selecting compatible industrial lenses to maximize the IMX990's performance.
Download here the machine vision camera manual that includes the specifications of our cameras with Sony IMX990, the spectral response graphs and mechanical drawings.
The Sony IMX990 is a high-performance CMOS image sensor designed for industrial and machine vision applications. It features a resolution of 1,34 megapixels (1280x1024), a pixel size of 5μm, and a global shutter type. The IMX990 can achieve a maximum frame rate of95fps at full resolution for for GigE interface.
We have developed a range of industrial cameras based on the Sony IMX990 sensor. These cameras offer high image quality, fast
frame rates, and reliable performance in demanding environments. At VA Imaging, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional value to our customers. Our cameras with IMX990 sensor are competitively priced thanks to our efficient operations and commitment to maintaining low margins. We stand behind the quality of our products with a comprehensive 3-year warranty on all industrial cameras, including our cameras with IMX990 sensor. Our customers also benefit from our exceptional technical support, extensive product portfolio, and quick delivery times. These factors, combined with our competitive pricing, make VA Imaging an ideal choice for businesses seeking high-performance, cost-effective machine vision solutions.
The IMX990 sensor is well-suited for GigE cameras, which provide a robust and reliable interface for industrial applications. GigE cameras offer long cable lengths, up to 100 meters, making them ideal for distributed systems and applications where the camera needs to be located away
from the host computer. Our GigE cameras models with IMX990 is MARS-138-95GM-P-TN-SWIR. For our GigE cameras, you can download the camera manual, free SDK and 3D files in our Download page. This 1.34MP camera offers 95 frames per second.
When selecting an industrial lens for the IMX990 sensor, it is important to consider factors such as the sensor size, resolution, and the specific application requirements. High-quality lenses designed for machine vision applications can help maximize the performance of the IMX990 sensor and ensure optimal image quality. With a pixel size of 3.45μm and resolving power of 160 lp/mm our SWIR lenses from 1/2” 1.3MP series are ideal to combine with IMX990. And with a pixel size of 3.45 μm and resolving power of 60 lp/mm our SWIR lenses from 2/3” 2MP series are also ideal to combine with IMX990.
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The IMX990 sensor is a mature sensor with a proven track record in the machine vision market. This means it has been around for a significant amount of time and has a well-established reputation for performance and reliability. Because of this maturity, you can be confident that the IMX990 sensor will deliver consistent image quality and operate reliably for years to come.
Here at VA Imaging, we understand the importance of choosing the right sensor for your machine vision application. That's why we are proud to offer a wide range of cameras that utilize the IMX990 sensor. In fact, we produce tens of thousands of cameras per year that use sensors up to 6 megapixels, with the IMX990 being a popular choice. This high production volume speaks to the versatility and effectiveness of this sensor in a wide variety of machine vision tasks.
In conclusion, the IMX990 sensor's maturity, proven track record, and high production volume make it a reliable and cost-effective option for many machine vision applications. If you are considering a camera with the IMX990 sensor, you can be assured that you are making a solid investment.