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Image Stabilization Camera The FCB-EV9520L camera from Sony Corp. is a 1/2.8-in. device with high sensitivity and image stabilization.

The 2-MP STARVIS 2 image sensor provides the device with enhancements within the NIR spectrum and when subject to vibrational forces. Its 50 × 60 × 89.7-mm footprint provides a drop-in replacement for straightforward integration and minimal engineering effort. Applications include high-end surveillance systems, offline industrial inspection, medical imaging, autonomous vehicles, remote control of drones, shipborne systems, and more.

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