NSI9000 Datasheet | Newsight Imaging

Features of the NSI9000 include: - Event Recognition: Integrated directly into the pixel array, with frame rate adjustment to match the event rate, significantly reducing redundant data. - Pixel Specifications: Features a 1024x480 pixel array with 5µm x 5µm pixels, designed for global shutter operation and column parallel output. - Synchronous Array Operation: Supports the synchronized operation of multiple NSI9000 sensors, ideal for plex setups like Li DAR systems. - High Sensitivity: Built using CMOS technology with extremely high sensitivity pixels, allowing for the capture of longer distances pared to other market sensors. - Configuration Interface: Configurable via a serial interface supporting both a simple synchronous serial mode and a standard I²C mode with a 16-bit dedicated protocol. - Video Output: Delivers parallel data output in a 12-bit stream over a dedicated bus capable of supporting up to 100 MHz speed. - Advanced Features : Includes programmable frame rates, multiline triangulation, e TOF 3D distance measurement per pixel, automatic exposure control to prevent saturation from close/bright objects while enhancing sensitivity to distant/dark objects, automatic peak detection for triangulation, and per-frame configuration for immediate event-based reactions. The NSI9000's high-performance capabilities make it an excellent choice for advanced surveillance systems, automotive safety Features , Li DAR applications, and Industry 4.0 automation, where precise and swift event detection is paramount. Specifications: Parameter Array format A/D converter Scanning resolutions Configurations Supply Voltage Operating temperature Input clock frequency Package Interfaces 3D e TOF support Frame rate Readout control Power consumption (estimated) Value 1024x480 global shutter pixels 5µm x 5µm Up to 12 bits precision (selectable 8-12) Any sub rectangular of the array Up to 32 pre-loaded configurations Can switch between them at frame resolution 3.3 V (Analog)...