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IMX035LQR - Diagonal 6.08 mm (Type 1/3) 1.39M-Effective Pixel Color CMOS Sensor

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  • include internal A/D converters In developing the IMX035, our group consisted of designers from several related divisions and it was a pleasure to proceed with this development while sharing our various experiences and specialized areas of expertise. While there were several issues to be solved, including signal-to-noise ratio and sensitivity characteristics under low ambient light levels and high-speed operation, we took the time to solve these one at a time and as a result created a product t.

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www.DataSheet.co.kr IMX035LQR Diagonal 6.08 mm (Type 1/3) 1.39M-Effective Pixel Color CMOS Sensor for Industrial Applications Achieves a High Frame Rate and a High S/N Ratio Sony has now developed the IMX035LQR CMOS sensor for industrial applications, a device that achieves both a high frame rate and a high signal-to-noise ratio. The IMX035LQR provides the resolution of a 1.3M-pixel sensor and can produce a maximum frame rate of 120 frame/s (in 10-bit A/D conversion mode). Using pixel technologies fostered in Sony's CCD development work, the IMX035LQR achieves high signal-to-noise ratio and high sensitivity characteristics that are not available in existing industrial CMOS sensors.
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