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Thursday, November 01, 2018

Canon CIS Business Platform

PRNewswire: Canon USA reminds that it is now offering select CMOS sensor products for sale to the industrial market. "For several decades, Canon has been a leader in developing and manufacturing advanced CMOS sensors with state-of-the-art technologies, which until now, were for exclusive use in Canon products," said Kazuto Ogawa, president and COO, Canon USA, Inc. "It was a natural evolution to expand into a new business platform that leverages our expertise in sensor manufacturing to target the growing market demands for high-quality industrial imaging solutions."

Canon sensors include:

3U5MGXS Sensor - with an electronic global shutter, and an all pixel progressive reading at 120fps, the Canon 3U5MGXS CMOS 5MP sensor features a low power consumption of 500mW. The 3U5MGXS is now available.


35MMFHDXSCA Sensor - featuring an large 19um pixel pitch, the 35MMFHDXSCA uses new pixel and readout circuitry technologies that deliver a 2.76MP resolution. The 35MMFHDXSCA is now available.


120MXS Sensor - by incorporating close to the same number of pixels as photoreceptors in the human eye, the 120MXS CMOS sensor delivers 120 MP resolution at 9.4fps in an APS-H format. This sensor targets the needs of the inspection, aerial mapping, life sciences, digital archiving and transportation industries and is available now.


2U250MRXS Sensor – with a readout speed of 1.25 billion pixels per second, the prototype 2U250MRXS CMOS sensor, delivers 250MP resolution in an APS-H format. No more information about this sensor is available.

4 comments:

  1. After all, Canon has used own obsolete process line and second hand semiconductor tools, then their pixel size and KPI is not competitive.

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  2. with what arguments do they sell the 5M sensor for example vs. IMX250? price? Why would I prefer to use a 3U5MGXS over a IMX250 in an automation application? What apart from price can you imagine? I doubt they can beat the Pregius line in image quality.

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