VB1943CAJX/1
STMicroelectronicsVB1943CAJX/1 is the OBGA-packaged order code for the STMicroelectronics VB1943 BrightSense image sensor — a 5.1 megapixel (2560 x 1984) RGB-NIR CMOS sensor with 2.25 um BSI pixels in a 1/2.5-inch optical format, supplied in a 10.3 x 8.9 mm OBGA package on tape and reel for machine vision, robotics, security, biometrics and smart retail cameras. Its hybrid shutter is the selection point: global shutter captures motion-artifact-free frames at up to 100 fps at full resolution, while rolling shutter mode delivers the low noise and on-chip 18-bit HDR reconstruction needed in difficult lighting, and the integrated ISP performs on-chip RGB-IR separation and NIR smart upscale so one sensor returns both a 5 MP color image and a full-resolution NIR image without an external processor. For system builders this shortens the vision pipeline and removes a companion ISP from the BOM. Selection advice: order VB1943CAJX/1 for the packaged RGB-NIR device; the monochrome counterpart is VB5943CAJX/1 (also listed), and bare-die supply is covered by VD1943CE/RW — confirm the MIPI CSI-2 lane plan (2 or 4 lanes, up to 1.5 Gbps per lane) and lens requirements against the ST data brief before committing the optical design. Parameters verified against ST official documentation (data brief DB5664 and the ST product page).
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