CMV2000-3E5M1LP

Image Sensors, usually referred to as cameras, serve as the input components of images. They are tools for capturing images from the physical, visible environment and converting them into digital images. They have also been used for more complex purposes such as facial recognition, fingerprint recognition, or license plate recognition. The CMV2000-3E5M1LP image sensor is an excellent example of a high performance camera sensor that is commonly used for industrial, security, and robotics applications.

The CMV2000-3E5M1LP is a CMOS image sensor with a quick reset (ARX) circuit, high-sensitivity levels, and fast data outputs. It has a very sensitive passive pixel array with 7812 x 600 resolution (4.7MP). It has a maximum frame rate of 18 fps. This image sensor has a standard image resolution of 1600 x 1200, with an auto gain control (AGC) and automatic white balance (AWB). The CMV2000-3E5M1LP image sensor can be used in environments with low light levels (0.0015 lux), making it ideal for applications requiring efficient imaging, such as long-distance and night-vision surveillance.

The CMV2000-3E5M1LP features an anti-blooming technique which limits image smear and removes blooming to a minimum. This image sensor also offers built-in video features such as electronic shutter mode, gamma curve control, and adjustable exposure control. It also has several different output formats, including RGB, YUV, and RAW. This image sensor has a low power consumption, and provides excellent performance even in high noise environments.

The CMV2000-3E5M1LP image sensor’s working principle is based on the photoelectric effect. This means that when a light source is incident on the image sensor, the incident photons will be absorbed by the silicon material, generating excess electrons and holes. The electrons and holes then move to their respective side of the p-n junction in the image sensor, creating measurable electric currents. These electric currents are detected by the signal processing circuitry, and then sent to the image processing circuitry, where they are further processed into an image.

The CMV2000-3E5M1LP image sensor can be used for a wide variety of industrial, security, and robotics applications. It is well-suited for applications such as industrial machine vision, intelligent surveillance systems, tracking systems, inspection systems, automatic identification, robot guidance, and facial recognition. With its quick reset (ARX) circuit, high sensitivity levels, and fast data outputs, the CMV2000-3E5M1LP image sensor is an ideal solution for demanding applications.