Sony IMX662 Starvis2 Sensor | 158° Ultra-Wide FOV | Up to 90 FPS | <0.1 Lux Minimum Illumination
| Sensor Module | Sony IMX662-AAQR1 (AR) | Technology | Starvis2 (Back-Illuminated) |
| Spectrum | Color (RGB) | Optical Format | 1/2.8" |
| Shutter Type | CMOS Rolling Shutter | Pixel Size | 2.9 × 2.9 µm |
| Resolution (max.) | 1920 × 1080 (1080p / 2MP) | Framerate (max.) | 10-Bit: 60 FPS / 12-Bit: 90 FPS |
| Bit Depth | 10 / 12 bit | Minimum Illumination | <0.1 Lux |
| Data Interface | MIPI CSI (D-PHY, v1.2) | Platform Support | NVIDIA Jetson Xavier / Orin, NXP i.MX8MP |
| Field of View | 158° (D) | Optical Filter | IR cut (650 nm) — Multi-layer coated |
| Aperture | F/2.1 | Focal Length | 2.5 mm |
| Lens Mount | M12 × 0.5 | Dimensions | 30.00 mm (L) × 30.5 mm (W) |
| Housing | None / Board-level | Weight | TBD |
| Applications | Security & Surveillance, Drones / AGV, Streaming & Conferencing, Sport Analytics, Mapping & Digital Twins, Industrial Robotics | ||
Harnessing Sony's second-generation Starvis2 back-illuminated CMOS sensor, the ORV-IMX662 achieves unmatched sensitivity in near-dark environments. The back-illuminated pixel structure and high quantum efficiency (QE) enable clear, detailed imaging at less than 0.1 lux — equivalent to moonlight conditions. Whether used for 24/7 surveillance, automotive night vision, or industrial inspection, this module delivers where traditional sensors fall short.
Whether capturing license plates under glaring sunlight or faces in backlit rooms, the IMX662 delivers balanced exposure without motion blur — critical for security and traffic monitoring applications. The large 2.9 µm pixel size gathers more light per pixel, resulting in clean, low-noise images even under extreme contrast conditions.
Equipped with an M12 wide-angle lens delivering a 158° diagonal field of view, the ORV-IMX662 captures expansive scenes without blind spots. The multi-layer lens coating reduces glare and flare, while the IR cut filter (650 nm) ensures accurate color reproduction in daylight. Ideal for surveillance drones, panoramic machine vision, and room-scale monitoring.
The ORV-IMX662 supports up to 60 FPS at 10-bit and up to 90 FPS at 12-bit depth, all at full 1920 × 1080 resolution. This makes it ideal for fast-motion applications including sport analytics, robotic vision, high-speed inspection, and real-time streaming where every frame counts.
Go beyond basic adjustments with comprehensive Image Signal Processor (ISP) controls, enabling fine-tuning for any environment:
| Exposure / Gain | Manual or auto modes for low-light optimization |
| White Balance | Manual or auto for accurate color reproduction |
| Brightness & Contrast | Fine-tune image quality per scene |
| Sharpness / Saturation | Adjustable for visual clarity and color depth |
| Noise Reduction | Reduces sensor noise in low-light environments |
The ORV-IMX662 connects via MIPI CSI (D-PHY v1.2) and is compatible with leading embedded AI and vision platforms out of the box.
| NVIDIA | Jetson Xavier, Orin Family |
| NXP | i.MX8MP |
| Interface | MIPI CSI (D-PHY, v1.2) |
| OS Support | Windows, Linux, embedded systems |
Compact 30.00 mm × 30.5 mm board-level design with ϕ 2.1 mm lens aperture. The board-level form factor (no housing) allows direct integration into custom enclosures, making it well suited for embedded deployments in drones, robots, and compact surveillance systems.
| 🔒 Security & Surveillance | 🚁 Drones — AGV & AGVs |
| 📡 Streaming & Conferencing | 🏆 Sport Analytics |
| 🗺️ Mapping & Digital Twins | 🤖 Industrial Robotics |
| 🚗 Automotive Night Vision | 🏭 Industrial Inspection |
Reference: Arducam IMX662 Product Page
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Sony IMX662 Starvis2 Sensor | 158° Ultra-Wide FOV | Up to 90 FPS | <0.1 Lux Minimum Illumination
| Sensor Module | Sony IMX662-AAQR1 (AR) | Technology | Starvis2 (Back-Illuminated) |
| Spectrum | Color (RGB) | Optical Format | 1/2.8" |
| Shutter Type | CMOS Rolling Shutter | Pixel Size | 2.9 × 2.9 µm |
| Resolution (max.) | 1920 × 1080 (1080p / 2MP) | Framerate (max.) | 10-Bit: 60 FPS / 12-Bit: 90 FPS |
| Bit Depth | 10 / 12 bit | Minimum Illumination | <0.1 Lux |
| Data Interface | MIPI CSI (D-PHY, v1.2) | Platform Support | NVIDIA Jetson Xavier / Orin, NXP i.MX8MP |
| Field of View | 158° (D) | Optical Filter | IR cut (650 nm) — Multi-layer coated |
| Aperture | F/2.1 | Focal Length | 2.5 mm |
| Lens Mount | M12 × 0.5 | Dimensions | 30.00 mm (L) × 30.5 mm (W) |
| Housing | None / Board-level | Weight | TBD |
| Applications | Security & Surveillance, Drones / AGV, Streaming & Conferencing, Sport Analytics, Mapping & Digital Twins, Industrial Robotics | ||
Harnessing Sony's second-generation Starvis2 back-illuminated CMOS sensor, the ORV-IMX662 achieves unmatched sensitivity in near-dark environments. The back-illuminated pixel structure and high quantum efficiency (QE) enable clear, detailed imaging at less than 0.1 lux — equivalent to moonlight conditions. Whether used for 24/7 surveillance, automotive night vision, or industrial inspection, this module delivers where traditional sensors fall short.
Whether capturing license plates under glaring sunlight or faces in backlit rooms, the IMX662 delivers balanced exposure without motion blur — critical for security and traffic monitoring applications. The large 2.9 µm pixel size gathers more light per pixel, resulting in clean, low-noise images even under extreme contrast conditions.
Equipped with an M12 wide-angle lens delivering a 158° diagonal field of view, the ORV-IMX662 captures expansive scenes without blind spots. The multi-layer lens coating reduces glare and flare, while the IR cut filter (650 nm) ensures accurate color reproduction in daylight. Ideal for surveillance drones, panoramic machine vision, and room-scale monitoring.
The ORV-IMX662 supports up to 60 FPS at 10-bit and up to 90 FPS at 12-bit depth, all at full 1920 × 1080 resolution. This makes it ideal for fast-motion applications including sport analytics, robotic vision, high-speed inspection, and real-time streaming where every frame counts.
Go beyond basic adjustments with comprehensive Image Signal Processor (ISP) controls, enabling fine-tuning for any environment:
| Exposure / Gain | Manual or auto modes for low-light optimization |
| White Balance | Manual or auto for accurate color reproduction |
| Brightness & Contrast | Fine-tune image quality per scene |
| Sharpness / Saturation | Adjustable for visual clarity and color depth |
| Noise Reduction | Reduces sensor noise in low-light environments |
The ORV-IMX662 connects via MIPI CSI (D-PHY v1.2) and is compatible with leading embedded AI and vision platforms out of the box.
| NVIDIA | Jetson Xavier, Orin Family |
| NXP | i.MX8MP |
| Interface | MIPI CSI (D-PHY, v1.2) |
| OS Support | Windows, Linux, embedded systems |
Compact 30.00 mm × 30.5 mm board-level design with ϕ 2.1 mm lens aperture. The board-level form factor (no housing) allows direct integration into custom enclosures, making it well suited for embedded deployments in drones, robots, and compact surveillance systems.
| 🔒 Security & Surveillance | 🚁 Drones — AGV & AGVs |
| 📡 Streaming & Conferencing | 🏆 Sport Analytics |
| 🗺️ Mapping & Digital Twins | 🤖 Industrial Robotics |
| 🚗 Automotive Night Vision | 🏭 Industrial Inspection |
Reference: Arducam IMX662 Product Page
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