GL1402 is available in color and mono variants. GL1402 color features red, green, and blue rows with 14 µm gaps between each row to minimize color crosstalk. Read out speed is 27 kHz. GL1402 mono features a three row monochrome option with a read out speed of 27 kHz, or a one row monochrome option with a readout speed of 81 kHz. GL1402 has a 28.7 ke‾ full well capacity and a dynamic range of 70 dB. The sensor has a 12 bit ADC and 4 sLVDS channels, with the option to run slower at 2 or 1 sLVDS channel. GL1402 power consumption is less than 420 mW at maximum read out speed. The sensor is assembled into a 54 pin CLCC package with outer dimensions 38 x 7.4 mm.

GL3516 is a 16384 x 2 resolution, 3.5 μm square pixel, line scan CMOS image sensor that supports maximum 120 kHz line rate in single line mode and 60 kHz line rate in dual line mode. GL3516 is pin and footprint compatible with Gpixel’s existing GL7008 8K line scan sensor its features makes is an ideal solution for industrial inspection applications benefitting from high-speed scanning and 16K resolution, including high end inspection production inspections for lithium battery testing, flat panel displays, PCBs, labels, and railway inspection. GL3516 is offered in both color and monochrome versions. The monochrome sensor support single and dual line modes. The color sensor support dual line mode.GL3516 is assembled in a COB package with WCu heat sink for optimal heat dissipation and with connector for easy integration.

GMAX4002 is a 1/1.7" optical format image sensor with 2048 x 1200 effective pixels. Featuring an advanced charge domain global shutter pixel, GMAX4002 operates with true CDS for low noise and high dynamic range. Gpixel’s Red Fox technology is employed to deliver enhanced QE for NIR applications. GMAX4002 is configurable through I2C. It integrates both Sub-LVDS and MIPI interfaces, for frame rates of 344 fps and 166 fps respectively. GMAX4002 supports 2×2 on-chip binning to achieve higher sensitivity and faster frame rate. It includes an on-chip sequencer and OTP functions.Assembled with 74-pin CLCC package, GMAX4002 enables a cost-effective camera solution, easy integration and high-reliability mass production.

GL7008 is a global shutter line scan image sensor with 7 μm square pixel and 8192 horizontal pixels resolutions. The sensor’s 12-bit ADC transmits data over 25 pairs of Sub-LVDS at line rate up to 200 kHz. GL7008 is offered in both color and monochrome versions. The monochrome sensor supports single and dual line modes with optimal sensitivity. The color sensor supports 3-line true color and 4-line RGBW multispectral output. The exposure time of each line can be individually adjusted by an external trigger. The line spacing of the sensor is equivalent to the pixel size to satisfy the requirements of line frequency matching. At full speed, the power consumption of GL7008 is around 4.4 W. The sensor adopts a COB package with WCu heat sink for optimal heat dissipation during high-speed scanning.

Featured with the latest generation 3.2 μm charge-domain global shutter pixel and 152 MP resolution, GMAX32152 is the leading-edge image sensor offering a large image plane of 60.6 mm diagonal which ideally for high resolution industrial inspection applications. The state of art pixel operates with true correlated double sampling (CDS), allowing low read noise and high dynamic range. In addition, the light pipe technology provides excellent PLS and angular response. GMAX32152 delivers 16 fps with 38 pairs of sub-LVDS channels running at max. 960 Mbps. It provides high throughput and high quality images for demanding imaging applications such as flat panel display inspection. GMAX32152 is assembled using 183-pin micro-PGA ceramic package for reliability and good heat dissipation.

GL3504 is a line scan image sensor suitable for small format camera integration with C mount lens, the sensor contains two lines with 3.5um pixel and four lines with 7um pixel. GL3504 could run up to 172kHz with 7um pixel line and 84kHz with 3.5um pixel line at 12bit output with single line read out. GL3504 uses on-chip PLL and all required timing is generated by the on-chip sequencer, reducing the amount of external components needed. Output channel multiplexing enables flexibility in FPGA selection. GL3504 enables a cost effective camera solution for demanding inspection applications. GL3504 is assembled with a compact 58-pin CLCC package for fast heat dissipation and high robustness. Both mono and color variances are offered. For color variance, 7um lines are with RGB true color coating and 3.5um lines are with Bayer pattern.

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.

GL0402 is a 4096 x 2 resolution, 7 μm square pixel, global shutter linear image sensor that supports maximum 200 kHz line rate in single line mode and 100 kHz line rate in dual line mode. GL0402 offers low read noise of less than 5.2 e¯and 10 ke¯ FWC, leads to 65.6 dB intra-scene dynamic range. GL0402 uses external clock and all required timing are generated by on chip sequencer, reducing the amount of external component needed; output channel multiplexing function enables flexibility on FPGA choice, suitable for cost-effective camera solution for demanding on line inspection applications. GL0402 is assembled with compact 76 pins CLCC package for fast heat dissipation and high robustness.

GMAX2518 has an optical format of 1" and features 18 MP (4508 × 4096) Global Shutter pixels based on the proven GMAX 2.5 μm architecture, operating with true correlated double sampling (CDS) for low read noise and high dynamic range. In addition, the dual light pipe technology provides excellent PLS and angular response, with 32 pairs of sub-LVDS each run at 960 MHz, the sensor output with maximum 30.72 Gbps data, achieving maximum frame rate of 139 fps in 10 bit output and 64 fps in 12 bit output. The sensor integrates an on-chip sequencer, programmable through SPI, and is designed to be fully pin compatible with GMAX0505, GMAX2509 and GMAX2505 to significantly shorten time to market for camera manufactures. GMAX2518 is assembled in a 19.5 x 20.8 mm 226-pins LGA ceramic package, which is mechanically compatible to fit into an industry standard 29 mm x 29 mm camera housing.

GMAX2505 achieves more than 65% peak QE and excellent angular response. Thanks to the latest light pipe technology, more than -80dB shutter efficiency can be achieved. The sensor supports both 10bit and 12bit output, with frame rate up to 290fps and 121fps. It is assembled in a ceramic Land Grid Array (LGA) package, allowing easy integration and mass production. GMAX2505 is pin-compatible with GMAX0505, GMAX2509 and GMAX2518, where GMAX0505 is a 25MP (5120x5120) 1.1" sensor, GMAX2509 is a 9MP (4200x2160) 2/3" sensor, and GMAX2518 is a 18MP (4508x4096) 1" sensor. All four sensors are designed with the same 2.5μm global shutter pixel architecture and same sequencer operation, allowing reduced system costs and R&D cost for customers.

GMAX2509 achieves more than 65% peak QE and excellent angular response. Thanks to the latest light pipe technology, more than -80dB shutter efficiency can be achieved. The sensor supports both 10bit and 12bit output, with frame rate up to 290fps and 121fps. It is assembled in a ceramic Land Grid Array (LGA) package, allowing easy integration and mass production. GMAX2509 is pin-compatible with GMAX0505, GMAX2505 and GMAX2518, where GMAX0505 is a 25MP (5120×5120) 1.1" sensor, GMAX2505 is a 5MP (2600×2160) 1/2" sensor, and GMAX2518 is a 18MP (4508×4096) 1" sensor. All four sensors are designed with the same 2.5μm global shutter pixel architecture and same sequencer operation, allowing reduced system costs and R&D cost for customers.

GMAX0505, designed with the world’s smallest 2.5μm charge domain global shutter pixel, offers the highest resolution of 25 Megapixels within 1.1" optical format. Despite its small pixel pitch, GMAX0505 achieves more than 65% peak QE and excellent angular response thanks to the latest light pipe technology. In addition, with optimized tungsten shielding structure on top of the pixel’s memory node, the sensor’s shutter efficiency is more than 80dB. GMAX0505 supports 10bit and 12bit output, and the frame rate is up to 150fps. The sensor is assembled in a ceramic Land Grid Array (LGA) package, allowing easy integration and mass production. The superior performance and the cost-effective packaging of GMAX0505 offer camera manufactures great advantage over various applications, including machine vision, high resolution industrial inspection, ITS and surveillance. GMAX0505RF is processed with Red Fox Technology for NIR sensitivity enhancement. GMAX0505 is pin-compatible with GMAX2505, GMAX2509 and GMAX2518, where GMAX2505 is a 5MP (2600×2160) 1/2" sensor, GMAX2509 is a 9MP (4200×2160) 2/3" sensor, and GMAX2518 is a 18MP (4508×4096) 1" sensor. All four sensors are designed with the same 2.5μm global shutter pixel architecture and same sequencer operation, allowing reduced system costs and R&D cost for customers.

The 43MP GMAX0806 delivers high resolution global shutter images at 17 fps in a cost-effective APS-C optical format, making it ideal for a broad range of inspection applications. In standard imaging mode the sensor provides 66 dB of dynamic range. With its low 1.6 e- read noise and low, highly uniform dark current, the GMAX0806 is also well matched for low light imaging applications like DNA sequencing. At full resolution and full speed, the power dissipated is less than 1 W. 12bit data is delivered via 18 pairs of sLVDS channels. The sensor is assembled in a 183-pin micro-PGA package for excellent reliability and heat dissipation and is available in both monochrome and Bayer versions.

The 51MP GMAX4651 delivers 8k video at 30 fps in a 35 mm optical format, making it ideal for applications in broadcast imaging, surveillance, aerial mapping and biometrics. It’s large 4.6 μm pixel easily provides 65.5 dB of dynamic range, excellent sensitivity with a peak QE of 67%, and exceptional PLS at <-92 dB. At full resolution and full speed, the power dissipated is less than 2.8 W. 12bit data is delivered via 24 pairs of sLVDS channels, and channel multiplexing allows operation of the sensor through 14, 8, 6 or 4 channels. The sensor is assembled in a 238-pin PGA package for excellent reliability and heat dissipation. Available in both monochrome and Bayer versions, the GMAX4651 can provide excellent 8k video or high resolution stills for traditional and non-traditional video and photography applications.

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.