IMX464 NIR CAMERA
Resolution | 4.1 MegaPixel | ||||||
Sensor | SONY IMX464LQR | ||||||
Sensor size(mm) | 1/1.8" (7.8x4.41) | ||||||
Pixel(μm) | 2.9x2.9 | ||||||
G Sensitivity | 2376mv with 1/30s | ||||||
Dark Signal | 0.15mv with 1/30s | ||||||
FPS/Resolution | 90fps@2688 x 1520 | ||||||
Binning | 1x1,software2x2 3x3 4x4 | ||||||
Exposure | 11us~15s | ||||||
Full Well | 11.2Ke | ||||||
ADC | 12bit | ||||||
Shutter | Rolling Shutter | ||||||
Data Format | RAW8/RAW12/RGB8/RGB24/RGB32/RGB48 | ||||||
Other Parameters | |||||||
Output | USB3.0 (USB3.1 GEN1) | ||||||
Mount | C-Mount | ||||||
I/O | 7Pin (1 optocoupler isolated input, 1 optocoupler isolated output, 2 non-isolated input and output ports) | ||||||
Dimension (mm) | 68 x 68 x 28.1 | ||||||
weight | 218g | ||||||
Power Supply | via USB | ||||||
Power | <4.1W | ||||||
Recording System | Still Picture and Movie | ||||||
Protective Glass | AR-Coating | ||||||
Operating System | Win32/WinRT/Linux/macOS/Android | ||||||
SDK | Native C/C++, .NET/C#/VB.NET, Python, Java, DirectShow, Twain, LabView, MabLab and so on | ||||||
Software Driver | Twain/Directshow | ||||||
Working Temperature | -10~50℃ | ||||||
Storage Temperature | -30~70℃ |
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Humidity | 20%-80% | ||||||
Attestation | CE, FCC, RoHS |
New version removes side screw holes
The camera end is Micro-B usb3.0, and the computer end is Type-A USB3.0
View Description
If you want to know the detailed software functions, please check the manual. OneDrive link:https://1drv.ms/f/s!AgxM3EAkW4KNe2OKTIbQAgCmSwQ
For Linux system, we provide a simplified version of software.You can download it from OneDrive above. In order to better adapt to the camera hardware, we recommend using the internal software with USB flash disk.
Sample Images
Monocrystalline silicon(Camera+25mm SWIR len+940nm light)
Photograph invisible cracks
Night car shooting(5-48mm zoom lens + filter)
850nm light + camera+8mm lens
I/O Parameters
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Colour | Pin | Signal | Signal Description |
white | 1 | GDN | Non-isolated signal and power supply ground | |
Red | 2 | 5V | 5V DC power input or output | |
Blue | 3 | OPTO_GND | Optocoupler isolation signal ground | |
Yellow | 4 | DIR_GPIO1 | Non-isolated signal (software configurable input/output) (line2) | |
Black | 5 | DIR_GPIO2 | Non-isolated signal (software configurable input/output) (line3) | |
Green | 6 | OPTO_IN | Optocoupler isolation input signal (line0) | |
Pink | 7 | OPTO_OUT | Optocoupler isolation output signal (line1) |
Note:5v power input default off state
See the following link for more introduction of external trigger function:https://1drv.ms/f/s!AgxM3EAkW4KNfgcOBh53npm119Q
Hardware trigger example
External hardware can be triggered by software or SDK. The following is the democpp example in the SDK.
1.Click "Enter Trigger Mode" under "Trigger" to switch“ ✔” Flag as trigger mode
The following is the free running and trigger mode API switching code:
// 0 = video mode, 1 = software or simulated trigger mode, 2 = external trigger mode
cam_put_Option(m_hCam, CAM_OPTION_TRIGGER, val);
2.After the trigger mode, click "IO Config", select the trigger source in "Trigger Source", and then generate a high pulse on the corresponding line to trigger.
Packing List
Standard Camera Packing List | ||||
A | Camera with box:15x15x10cm (0.5Kg/ box) | |||
B | 7Pin I/O trigger wire 1.5m | |||
C | USB3.0 Micro-B(camera) to Type-A(computer) /2.0m | |||
D | USB drive (Driver & utilities software) |