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AR0821CSSC18SMEAH3-GEVB: 8.3MP evaluation board with 8MP RGB 18deg electronic rolling shutter CMOS image sensor

AR0821CSSC18SMEAH3-GEVB: 8.3MP Evaluation Board with 8MP RGB 18deg Electronic Rolling Shutter CMOS Image Sensor

Overview

The AR0821CSSC18SMEAH3-GEVB (Sensor Board) uses a high-performance automotive grade Backside Illuminated (BSI) pixel with DR-Pix Technology from onsemi. The Sensor Board can be interfaced to the Demo3 Evaluation Board, or with the AP1302 Evaluation Board stacked on Demo3 Evaluation Board. The combined kit uses the popular DevSuite software from onsemi to configure the system. The software provides a comprehensive setup interface and flexibility to evaluate the sensor's features and capabilities.

The sensor board comes with a lens suitable for evaluation. Users can use their own lens as long as it is compatible with the mechanical & optical requirements.

To get started with the AR0821CSSC18SMEAH3-GEVB, you will also need:

Demo 3 Evaluation Board (AGB1N0CS-GEVK)

AP1302 Evaluation Board (optional)

DevSuite Software

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