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42 • Sony Sensor Models Nano Series GigE Vision Camera
Specifications: M2450
Supported Features M2450
Resolution 2464 x 2056
Sensor Sony IMX250 (5.1M)
Pixel Size 3.45 µm x 3.45 µm
Shutter type Full frame electronic global shutter function
Firmware option
(Field programmable)
High Sensitivity Design
(8-bit factory default)
Standard Design
8-bit
Standard Design
12-bit
Full Well charge; dependent on
Firmware Design Loaded
2750e- (max) 10.7ke (max) 10.7ke (max)
Sensitivity to Saturation 4x 1x 1x
Max. Internal Frame Rate
Full resolution
93 fps 76 fps 57 fps
Maximum Sustained Frame Rate
Output ( with TurboDrive v1 )*
49 fps 25 fps
Maximum Sustained Frame Rate
Output ( without TurboDrive )
22 fps 11 fps
Pixel Data Formats Mono 8-bit Mono 8/12-bit
Trigger to Exposure Minimum
delay
2 line time with Synchronous Exposure Alignment
0 µs with Reset Exposure Alignment
Trigger to Exposure Start
0 µs to 1 line with Synchronous Exposure Alignment
0 µs with Reset Exposure Alignment
Actual Exposure Time Minimum
(see “exposureTimeActual”
in Sensor Control )
18.8 µs
(increment of 5.11 µs
steps)
19.9 µs
(increment of 6.2 µs
steps)
20.0 µs
(increment of 8.3 µs
steps)
Min. Time from End of Exposure
to Start of Next Exposure
10 lines–13.73 µs
(37.3 µs)
10 lines–13.73 µs
(48.8 µs)
10 lines–13.73 µs
(69.27 µs)
Horizontal Line Time: 5.111 µs 6.250 µs 8.333 µs
Readout Time (Horizontal Line Time) x (lines in frame + 28) μs
Auto-Brightness Yes , with Auto-Exposure and AGC (FPGA Gain or Sensor Gain)
Black offset control Yes (in DN)
Gain Control In-sensor Analog Gain (1.0x to 251x)
Binning Support Yes In-FPGA
(summing and average)
2x2, 4x4
Decimation Support No
Defective Pixel Replacement No
Image Correction no
Image Flip Support Yes, In-Sensor, Vertical and Horizontal
Multi-ROI Support Yes, In-Sensor, up to 16 ROI (mutually exclusive with in-sensor binning)
On-Board Image Memory 90MB
Output Dynamic Range (dB) 56.7 75.46 dB
SNR (dB) 33.01 39.38 dB
* Limited to the Genie Nano Architecture:
~250MB/sec Sustained into the TurboDrive Engine achieved using 1500 Byte Packet Size