GCINE4349 is a 49MP (35.2 x 25.8 mm) full frame image sensor with a 4.3 μm BSI pixels designed specifically for the demands and performance of high-end video imaging. With a maximum resolution of 8192 x 6000 pixels, several readout modes are supported to readout 8K or binned 4K video with maximum frame rates of up to 120 fps at 8K resolution and up to 240 fps at binned 4K resolutions, all with a pixel bit depth of up to 16 bit/pixel interfaced over 64 sub LVDS channels @ 1.2 Gbps/channel. GCINE4349 is developed using a 2-wafer level stacked BSI architecture. The top layer consists of a BSI pixel array with 49M 4.3 um pixels achieving a maximum QE of up to 85% at 525 nm. The bottom digital CMOS layer consists of an array of core cells each including 16-bit ADC blocks and SRAM memory blocks which are used to sum and store up to 4 subsequent sub-frames with seamless exposure, enabling an in-pixel full well charge of up to 152k e‾ for a dynamic range of 80 dB. GCINE4349 architecture also supports two additional HDR modes. Firstly, a proprietary Variable Slope High Dynamic Range method achieving an exceptionally high 110 dB of Dynamic Range. Secondly, a classic dual gain readout achieving up to 87 dB of Dynamic Range. An additional Digital Still Camera (DSC) mode can be enabled for low noise readout down to 1.7 e¯ and dedicated shutter control for DSC operation. GCINE4349 is packaged in a 431-pin LGA ceramic package and comes with a double side AR coated glass lid.

GCINE3243 is a 43MP 26.2 x 16.7 mm² sized APS-style image sensor with a 3.2 μm² BSI pixel size designed specifically for the demands of high-end video imaging. With a resolution of 8192 x 5232 pixels and highly configurable read out, 8K video at 60 fps or binned 4K video at 120 fps is supported, all at an impressive bit depth of up to 14 bits per pixel. Readout of the image data occurs over 32 sub LVDS channels @ 1.05 Gbps/channel. The stacking technology used in the GCINE3243 sensor enables excellent optical performance and readout speeds. Sensor also support a variety of operation modes tailored for specific applications. A dedicated Digital Still Camera (DSC) mode is supported, improving the readout noise and offering global reset shutter control. Additional HDR features, like dual gain readout, on-chip digital compression and multi-slope pixel response are all available.

GSPRINT4521 is a 21 MP (5120 x 4096) APS sized (29.5mm diameter) high speed, global shutter image sensor designed with the latest 4.5 μm charge domain global shutter pixel. It achieves 32 ke¯, less than 3 e¯ rms read noise and > 69 dB dynamic range, optionally increased to 81 dB with a dual gain HDR mode. Its state-of-the-art 65nm CIS process allows the sensor to use on-chip charge binning, further increasing FWC and almost quadrupling frame rate. GSPRINT4521 will be offered in two speed variants. The full speed variant consists of 160 pairs sub-LVDS channels running at 1.2Gbps which delivers a stunning 1000 fps in single gain operation at 8 bit per pixel and full resolution, and more than 3500 fps with a ROI of 1024 rows in a dedicated 3D laser profiling mode. These unique features make it an ideal solution for demanding imaging in high-end applications such as high speed 4K video, industrial inspection, motion analysis and life science imaging.

The 103MP GMAX32103 is a medium sized ultral high resolution image sensor using advanced processing technology the 3.2 μm global shutter pixel achieves 66.9% peak QE @ 500nm, excellent angular response, and a parasitic light sensitivity -83.9 dB. The sensor supports 12bit operation for a maximum full-resolution frame rate of 24 fps. Channel multiplexing of the 52 pairs of sub-LVDS channels allows for optimization between speed and dynamic range to suit the application. The sensor is available in both monochrome and Bayer versions to support use in a variety of applications including machine vision, QA inspection, surveillance, biometrics, document imaging and flat panel inspection.

The 65MP GMAX3265 is sized to fit comfortably behind a 35 mm lens, making it a cost-effective solution for applications ranging from high end surveillance to high resolution inspection. Using advanced processing technology the 3.2 μm global shutter pixel achieves 65% peak QE, excellent angular response, and a parasitic light sensitivity less than -83.5 dB. The sensor supports both 10bit operation for a maximum full-resolution frame rate of 71 fps, and 12bit operation for a dynamic range over 66 dB at 31 fps and <2.1W. Multiplexing of the 56 pairs of sub-LVDS channels allows for optimization between speed and dynamic range to suit the application. The sensor is available in both monochrome and Bayer versions to support use in a variety of applications including machine vision, QA inspection, surveillance, biometrics, document imaging and flat panel inspection.