Optimom Overview
Turnkey Solution
A MIPI output and FPC connector make Optimom 2M easy to connect with NVIDIA Jetson or NXP i.MX processing boards. A lens can also be supplied already installed and focused, eliminating the tedious task of lens selection and assembly. Integration is instant with a dedicated Development Kit which includes an adapter board and Linux drivers.
One Design, Unlimited Options
The same ultra-compact design of 25 mm square enables a single mechanical design that fits in everywhere, even highly constrained mechanical systems. There are infinite possibilities with two color options (Monochrome or RGB) and three types of lens options (Multi-Focus, Fix Focus, No lens).
A Highly Versatile Solution
Optimom is powered by Teledyne e2v’s very own proprietary low-noise global shutter image sensor, which provides sharp images of moving objects. An innovative Multi-Focus option of the module is available, which combines broad working distances and wide aperture in one solution. Low power consumption and on-the-fly configuration update provide higher battery autonomy
Specifications
- Technology
- 2D
- Resolution
- 2M
- Resolution - Horizontal Pixels
- 1920
- Resolution - Vertical Pixels
- 1080
- Optical Format
- 1/3.2"
- Lens Mount Compatible
- M12
- Shutter type
- Global
- Interface
- MIPI CSI-2
- Maximum Package Size - Horizontal
- 25
- Maximum Package Size - Vertical
- 25
- Pixel Size - Horizontal
- 2.5
- Pixel Size - Vertical
- 2.5
- Chroma (Standard)
- Mono, Bayer
- Spectrum
- Visible, NIR
- Frame/Line Rate
- 100 fps
- NIR Enhanced
- Optional
- Lens Type
- Fixed
- IR Cut Filter
- Optional
- Working Distance
- Fixed
- F# / Aperture
- Customizable
- Field of View
- Custom Options
- Image Sensor CRA
- N/A
- Sensor Family
- Optimom
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Resources & Support
Article
Photonics & Imaging Technology article – Optical Modules: Combining the Latest Innovations in Imaging and Optics
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Recorded Webinar
Teledyne e2v’s Industrial VISION Days presentation now available – Finding the Right Optics for your Image Sensor
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