What is an image sensor?

An image sensor is a semiconductor device that converts optical images into electronic signals. The two most common types are CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor) and CCD (Charge-Coupled Device), used in cameras for industrial, surveillance, automotive, and consumer applications.

How do I find a replacement image sensor?

Use the cascading filters on this page to narrow down sensors by key parameters: resolution (H × V pixels), pixel size (µm), optical diagonal (mm), megapixels, and sensor type (CMOS/CCD). Sensors with matching specs are direct replacement candidates.

What manufacturers are in the database?

The database covers 58+ manufacturers including Sony, Onsemi (formerly ON Semiconductor), OmniVision, Gpixel, Samsung, Canon, Hamamatsu, e2v, Teledyne DALSA, and many others.

Image Sensor Database — CMOS & CCD Specs, Resolution, Pixel Size

Image sensor specifications. Sortable columns: Manufacturer, Sensor Model, Megapixels, Pixel Size, Resolution, Sensor Type, Diagonal, Aspect Ratio.
Manufacturer	Sensor Model	Megapixels	Pixel Size	Resolution	Type	Diagonal	Aspect Ratio

What is this database?

A free, searchable catalog of 1,408 CMOS and CCD image sensors from 58 manufacturers. It covers industrial, surveillance, automotive, medical, and consumer sensors with full technical specifications — useful for design-in, procurement, and cross-reference.

How to find a replacement sensor

Use the cascading filters to match key parameters: pixel size (µm), resolution (H × V), optical diagonal (mm), and sensor type. Sensors with identical specs are pin-compatible candidates. The text search field also accepts partial model numbers.

Top manufacturers covered

Sony (IMX / ICX series), Onsemi (AR / MT9 / NOIL), OmniVision (OV / OS series), Gpixel (GMAX / GSPRINT), Samsung (ISOCELL), Canon, Hamamatsu, e2v / Teledyne, and 50 more brands across 32 sensor technology types.