Sony IMX775, 6.81 mm diagonal, Dual Cameras 5.04MP RGB-IR image Sensor

Finding a sensor that can capture clear pictures in both bright light and darkness is hard. When the sensor is weak, images look grainy, details disappear, and you miss important information. This hurts security, product quality checks, and any project that relies on reliable vision. The Sony IMX775, 6.81 mm diagonal, 5.04MP x 2 RGB-IR image Sensor solves the problem with high resolution, strong low-light performance, and fast frame rates, giving you sharp, trustworthy images every time.

Sony IMX775, 6.81 mm diagonal, 5.04MP x 2 RGB-IR image Sensor with Sony

Imagine a sensor that never lets you down, whether you are watching a parking lot at night or inspecting a circuit board under bright lamps. The Sony IMX775 is that sensor. It is a 5.04-megapixel, dual-RGB-IR chip designed for precise color capture and infrared vision. If you need reliable images for safety, quality, or automation, this sensor gives you the detail and speed you need without extra tricks.

Key Features

• 2593 x 1945 effective pixels (5.04 MP)
• 6.81 mm diagonal (1/2.64 type) sensor size
• 2.1 m 2.1 m unit cell for high light sensitivity
• Maximum 60 fps all-pixel readout
• Quantum efficiency 35 % at 940 nm for strong IR response
• 110 dB dynamic range in RGB mode
• Analog power 3.3 V, digital power 1.1 V
• MIPI CSI-2 serial output (4-lane or 2-lane)
• Interface voltage 1.8 V for stable communication
• Available as bare chip or 120-pin BGA package
• Package size 9.35 mm x 8.05 mm, easy to fit in compact designs

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