NOIP1SE0480A-STI-A-GEVK: PYTHON 480 Evaluation Kit (Color)

Overview

The NOIP1SE0480A-STI-A-GEVK evaluation kit enables evaluation of the color version of the PYTHON 480 CMOS Image Sensor, a 1/3.6 inch SVGA CMOS image sensor with a pixel array of 800 x 600 pixels.

The kit includes required hardware components to perform a full evaluation of this device, including the color image sensor, the image sensor headboard, Gen 3 FPGA evaluation board, lens kit, and accessories. Sensor Studio II software (available below) is also required for operation of the evaluation kit, and includes operating manuals and timing information as part of the help system in that software. Note that the appropriate lens must be supplied by the user.

This kit can be adapted for use with other members of the PYTHON image sensor family by adding the appropriate imaging headboard and image sensor:
NOIP-84PIN-HEAD-BD-A-GEVK
NOIP-355PIN-HEAD-BD-A-GEVK
NOIP1SN0480A-HEAD-BD-A-GEVK

Please see the Product Brief (available below) for a full list of evaluation requirements, including computer and power specifications.

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