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HM01B0
Low-power CMOS image sensor for always-on vision.
FPGA.io Part Number FIO-2BC78ABD790C419CInternal catalogue reference · manufacturer MPN remains unchanged
Technical reference · Base device — ordering suffix not specified · Checked 2026-09-28
DOCUMENTED FACTS
Technical parameters
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| Parameter | Documented value | Source & conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Active resolution | 320 × 320 pixels | HM01B0 product page ↗Sensor Parameters |
| Pixel size | 3.6 × 3.6 µm | HM01B0 product page ↗Sensor Parameters |
| Maximum rate at 320 × 320 | 51 fps | HM01B0 product page ↗Sensor Parameters |
| Shutter | Electronic rolling shutter | HM01B0 product page ↗Sensor Parameters |
Official documents
HM01B0 product pageSensor ParametersWeb ↗Ordering and board constraints
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Ordering numbers for HM01B0
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