Toradex IMX462 Adapter Board

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Toradex IMX462 Adapter Board
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SKU: IQL-IMX462/FF/Matterhorn

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Brief Overview

The Image Quality Labs Toradex IMX462 Adapter Board provides a streamlined evaluation and integration platform for bringing Sony STARVIS™ IMX462 ultra-low-light imaging to Toradex embedded computing platforms. Designed for developers and product teams, this adapter solution accelerates camera bring-up, application prototyping, and image performance evaluation while reducing integration risk.

Paired with the IQL IMX462 camera module and engineering support, the platform enables rapid development for low-light vision, robotics, industrial, and edge AI applications, with pathways to custom camera integration, driver support, and ISP optimization.

Key Features

High Resolution Imaging:

  • Featuring a IQL-IMX462/FF 2MP Camera Module capable of capturing high-definition images and videos, making it ideal for applications that demand precision and clarity.

Custom Adapter Board:

  • The custom Adapter Board is designed to facilitate in-depth testing and assessment of the camera module’s capabilities. It allows for easy and reliable connection to the Toradex Verdin Arm Family and carrier boards, providing a cost saving and robust platform for evaluation and development.

Compatibility

* Driver available

Specifications:

  • Sensor: IMX462 2MP
  • Lens: Fixed Focus
  • Field of View: 101 Degrees Diagonal
  • Interface: MIPI

Development and Integration

More than an adapter board, this platform supports rapid development and integration of low-light camera solutions onto the Toradex ecosystem, backed by IQL's expertise in camera hardware, drivers, and image optimization to help move from concept to production faster.

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