Here's the comparison of the two FRAMOS Image Sensor Modules on the three attributes you asked about:
| Attribute | FSM-IMX565C-000-V1A | FSM-IMX568C-000-V1A |
|---|---|---|
| Resolution | 4128 × 3008 pixels | 2472 × 2064 pixels |
| Pixel pitch | 2.74 µm (width) × 2.74 µm (height) | 2.74 µm (width) × 2.74 µm (height) |
| Native data interface | MIPI CSI-2 (2 / 4 Lane) | MIPI CSI-2 (2 / 4 Lane) |
framos.com +3framos.com ↗“3008}”framos.com ↗“2064}”framos.com ↗“2.74}”framos.com ↗“sensor_module.native_data_interface=MIPI CSI-2 (2 / 4 Lane)”
Key differences:
- Resolution is the only differing attribute of the three: the FSM-IMX565C-000-V1A offers 4128 × 3008 pixels, while the FSM-IMX568C-000-V1A offers 2472 × 2064 pixels — the IMX565C module delivers the higher pixel count. framos.com +1framos.com ↗“3008}”framos.com ↗“2064}”
- Pixel pitch is identical on both: 2.74 µm square. framos.comframos.com ↗“2.74}”
- Native data interface is identical on both: MIPI CSI-2 with 2 or 4 lane options. framos.comframos.com ↗“sensor_module.native_data_interface=MIPI CSI-2 (2 / 4 Lane)”
Both are Color modules from the same FRAMOS Image Sensor Modules family, and both require a host and, where applicable, a separate interface adapter. framos.com +1framos.com ↗“sensor_module.chromaticity=Color”framos.com ↗“Requires a host and, where applicable, a separate interface adapter”