General
| Model: | Alvium GM2-291 |
| Product series: | Alvium GM2 |
| Status: | Available |
Sensor
| Sensor type: | Area scan |
| Chroma: | Mono or Color |
| Spectrum: | Visible |
| Spectral range: | 300 nm to 1100 nm |
| Resolution: | 1,944 × 1,472 (2.90 MP) |
| Sensor model: | Sony IMX421 |
| Sensor architecture (material): | CMOS |
| Shutter type(s): | Global Shutter |
| Sensor size: | 12.75 mm diagonal (Type 2/3) |
| Pixel size: | 4.50 µm × 4.50 µm |
Pixel formats
| Sensor bit depth: | 8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit; Adaptive (10-bit, 12-bit) |
| Monochrome pixel formats: | Mono8, Mono10, Mono10p, Mono12, Mono12p, RAW8, RAW10, RAW12, GREY, Y10, Y12 |
| YUV pixel formats: | YCbCr411_8_CbYYCrYY, YCbCr422_8_CbYCrY, YCbCr8_CbYCr, YUV422 8-bit, UYVY |
| RGB pixel formats: | RGB8 (default), BGR8, RGB888 (default), RGB3 |
| Bayer pixel formats: | BayerGR8, BayerGR10, BayerGR10p, BayerGR12, BayerGR12p |
| Output color space: | 8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit; Adaptive (10-bit, 12-bit) |
Imaging performance
| Quantum efficiency @ 529 nm: | 73 % |
I/Os and power
| Non-isolated lines: | 2 programmable GPIOs |
| I/O connector: | Coax, STP |
| Power supply: | 5 VDC over MIPI CSI-2 |
| Power consumption: | Value for the integrated serializer adds to CSI-2 model value. |
Operating conditions
| Operating temperature (housing): | -20 °C to 65 °C (housing) |
Mechanical properties
| Body dimensions (L x W x H in mm): | 41 × 29 × 29 |
| Lens mount(s): | C-Mount, CS-Mount |
| Weight: | 70 g |
On-board memory and FPGA
| Image buffer (RAM): | 256 KByte |
| Non-volatile memory (Flash): | 1024 KByte |
Interfaces
| Digital interface: | GMSL2, based on MIPI CSI-2, up to 4 lanes |
Alvium GM2-291
Embedded vision GMSL2 camera with IMX421 sensor
Resolution
1,944 × 1,472 (2.90 MP)
Digital Interface
GMSL2, based on MIPI CSI-2, up to 4 lanes
Alvium GM2-291 innovative GMSL2 camera with Sony IMX421 CMOS global shutter sensor provides industrial performance for cost effective embedded and machine vision applications.
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