OG02B10 CMOS Sensor 2MP 60FPS Global Shutter External Trigger USB2.0 Camera Module

Name: OG02B10 CMOS Sensor 2MP 60FPS Global Shutter External Trigger USB2.0 Camera Module
SKU: 14977
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OG02B10 2MP 60FPS Global Shutter USB2.0 camera module with external trigger, OG02B10 color sensor and optional monochrome configuration for synchronized motion imaging and compact equipment integration.

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Introduction

SF-SJF20-QJBG is a compact 2MP USB2.0 Camera Module built around the OG02B10 color Global Shutter sensor, with the OG02B1B monochrome sensor available as an alternative configuration.

The combination of 1600×1300 at up to 60fps, Global Shutter and External Trigger makes this model relevant to equipment that needs controlled image timing while capturing moving objects. Its 32×32mm board structure and USB connection provide a practical integration direction for compact synchronized imaging systems.

Applications in Real Devices

Automated Inspection Equipment

For inspection equipment where image capture must occur at a defined machine position or process step, External Trigger allows acquisition timing to follow the equipment sequence. Global Shutter is valuable when the inspected component continues moving during capture.

Position and Motion Verification Devices

Equipment that verifies whether a moving component reaches the required position can use external triggering to capture at the intended moment. The 2MP Global Shutter configuration is appropriate when reliable motion geometry matters more than very high image resolution.

Project Evaluation Guide

Consider This Model When

The camera must respond to an external capture signal.
Moving targets make Global Shutter important.
2MP / 1600×1300 resolution is sufficient for the visual task.
Up to 60fps capture is required.
USB2.0 matches the host architecture.
A compact 32×32mm camera board is suitable for the device.

Confirm Before Sampling

Required trigger signal and capture timing.
OG02B10 color or OG02B1B monochrome configuration.
Target speed and actual exposure conditions.
Required working distance and lens coverage.
USB host compatibility and output requirements.
PCB clearance, connector position and camera mounting space.

Choosing This Model Within the External Trigger Global Shutter Camera Module Series

SF-SJF20-QJBG is the compact 2MP USB2.0 Global Shutter direction within the Series.

Choose it when the project needs External Trigger and Global Shutter but does not require the USB3.0 architecture of SF2A543-3.0 or SF-SQ2A443-3.0. It is particularly relevant when a compact 32×32mm board and straightforward USB integration better match the equipment design.

Related Models

2MP USB3.0 Global Shutter – SF2A543-3.0: Consider this model when USB3.0 transmission and optional 10× optical zoom are more important than the compact USB2.0 direction.

2MP USB3.0 Type-C Global Shutter – SF-SQ2A443-3.0: Consider this model when the device requires USB Type-C connection or an optional housing with integrated LED illumination.

Key Specifications

Specification	Details
Model	SF-SJF20-QJBG
Standard Sensor	OG02B10 CMOS Color
Optional Sensor	OG02B1B CMOS Monochrome
Resolution	2MP / 1600 × 1300
Frame Rate	Up to 60fps
Sensor Size	1/2.9 inch
Pixel Size	3.0μm × 3.0μm
Shutter Type	Global Shutter
Trigger Function	External Trigger Supported
Focus Direction	Fixed Focus
Interface	USB2.0
Connector	USB 6PIN
PCB Size	32 × 32mm

SincereFirst Customization

Color and Monochrome Sensor Selection

OG02B10 color is the standard direction, while OG02B1B monochrome can be evaluated when the visual task does not require color information. The choice should follow the target features, illumination and image-processing method.

Lens and Working-Distance Configuration

Lens parameters and viewing coverage can be evaluated according to target size, camera-to-object distance and available installation space. The optical configuration should be confirmed against the actual device scene rather than selected by angle alone.

External Trigger Integration

External Trigger is supported for controlled image acquisition. Trigger timing and signal conditions should be evaluated together with the equipment controller and required capture sequence.

USB and Mechanical Integration

The standard direction uses a 32×32mm board with USB connection. Connector placement, available PCB clearance and mounting conditions should be checked when integrating the module into a compact enclosure.

Final configuration should be validated with the actual host platform, enclosure, optics, software, and lighting environment before sampling.

FAQ

When is this model a better choice than a higher-resolution trigger camera?

Choose SF-SJF20-QJBG when synchronized motion capture is more important than maximizing pixel count. For many moving-object tasks, Global Shutter, trigger timing and usable frame rate can matter more than moving directly to 5MP or 4K resolution.

How should I choose between OG02B10 color and OG02B1B monochrome?

Choose color when the visual task depends on color information. Consider monochrome when the system mainly evaluates shape, position, contrast or other non-color features. The final choice should be tested under the intended illumination.

Is 60fps alone enough for fast-moving objects?

No. Frame rate determines how often images can be acquired, while motion blur also depends on exposure time, illumination and object speed. Global Shutter reduces rolling-shutter geometric distortion but does not eliminate exposure-related blur.

Why are External Trigger and Global Shutter both useful?

They solve different problems. External Trigger controls when the image is captured, while Global Shutter controls how the frame is exposed across the sensor. Projects involving both synchronization and object movement can require both capabilities.

What should be checked when integrating the 32×32mm module?

Confirm PCB clearance, lens opening, connector access, mounting points and the available depth behind the camera. A suitable board footprint alone does not guarantee that the complete optical assembly will fit the enclosure.

Can this model be considered for multi-camera synchronized capture?

Yes, its External Trigger capability makes it relevant for coordinated capture architectures. The actual synchronization accuracy still depends on the trigger controller, signal distribution and complete system timing design.

Evaluate This Module for Your Device

Share the target movement condition, trigger timing, color or monochrome requirement, working distance, required viewing coverage and available installation space. SincereFirst can evaluate whether the standard configuration matches the device before sampling.