Gpixel GMAX0505 · 26.2MP 1.1" global-shutter CMOS image sensor
GMAX0505 Sensor Specifications & Compatible M12 and C-Mount Lenses
The GMAX0505 is a Gpixel 1.1" global-shutter CMOS image sensor from the GMAX family, for high-end machine vision, metrology, and large-format inspection. It captures 5120x5120 (26.2 MP) at up to 150 fps on 2.5 um pixels across an 18.10 mm diagonal over Sub-LVDS in color / mono. Commonlands pairs it with M12 Lenses that cover the 18.10 mm image circle and publishes the calculated field of view for every option.
GMAX0505 specifications
| Part number | GMAX0505 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Gpixel |
| Family | GMAX |
| Resolution | 5120x5120 (26.2 MP) |
| Optical format | 1.1" |
| Active area | 12.8 × 12.8 mm |
| Sensor diagonal | 18.1 mm |
| Pixel size | 2.5 µm |
| Shutter | Global |
| Max frame rate | 150 fps |
| Interface | Sub-LVDS |
| Color / mono | Color / Mono |
| NIR response | Enhanced near-infrared |
Manufacturer datasheet: Gpixel GMAX0505 product page
Lens selection for the GMAX0505 with calculated field of view
Each field of view below is calculated for the GMAX0505 active area (12.8 × 12.8 mm) from Commonlands’ per-lens field-of-view data, which reflects each lens’s real distortion rather than a focal-length-only estimate. Alongside the horizontal, vertical, and diagonal field of view, each row lists focal length, mount, aperture (F#), and coverage. Follow the product links for distortion, ingress protection, dimensions, and resolution specifications. Coverage compares the lens image circle with the 18.1 mm sensor diagonal. Entries marked Circular image do not cover the full diagonal; part of the sensor lies outside the image circle. Run working-distance and object-size numbers through the field of view calculator.
Engineering picks for the GMAX0505
- Best ~30° HFoV: 25mm C-Mount Lens (CIL554) (25 mm, f/2.6). Why: the closest covering option to 30° horizontal, chosen for tight inspection framing and long read ranges. Field of view on the GMAX0505: 28.7° H × 28.7° V (39.8° diagonal). The image circle covers the full sensor (rectilinear estimate, computed 2026-07-02).
- Best ~60° HFoV: 12mm C-Mount Lens (CIL552) (12 mm, f/2.8). Why: the closest covering option to 60° horizontal, chosen for general-purpose machine-vision framing. Field of view on the GMAX0505: 56.1° H × 56.1° V (74.1° diagonal). The image circle covers the full sensor (rectilinear estimate, computed 2026-07-02).
- Longest reach: 75mm C-Mount Lens (CIL557) (75 mm, f/3). Why: the tightest covering field of view for detail and stand-off work. Field of view on the GMAX0505: 9.8° H × 9.8° V (13.8° diagonal). The image circle covers the full sensor (rectilinear estimate, computed 2026-07-02).
This larger format pairs with the C-Mount Lens collection. Covering lenses below run from 12 mm to 75 mm focal length and span 9.8° to 56.1° horizontal field of view on the GMAX0505 active area.
| Commonlands Lens | Focal Length | Mount | F# | Horizontal FoV | Vertical FoV | Diagonal FoV | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12mm C-Mount Lens (CIL552) | 12 mm | C-mount | f/2.8 | 56.1° | 56.1° | 74.1° | Covers |
| 16mm C-Mount Lens (CIL553) | 16 mm | C-mount | f/2.8 | 43.6° | 43.6° | 59° | Covers |
| 25mm C-Mount Lens (CIL554) | 25 mm | C-mount | f/2.6 | 28.7° | 28.7° | 39.8° | Covers |
| 35mm C-Mount Lens (CIL555) | 35 mm | C-mount | f/2.6 | 20.7° | 20.7° | 29° | Covers |
| 50mm C-Mount Lens (CIL556) | 50 mm | C-mount | f/2.8 | 14.6° | 14.6° | 20.5° | Covers |
| 75mm C-Mount Lens (CIL557) | 75 mm | C-mount | f/3 | 9.8° | 9.8° | 13.8° | Covers |
Covers in the table means the lens image circle is at least as large as the 18.1 mm sensor diagonal. Confirm corner illumination and MTF at your aperture, wavelength, and working distance. A complete circular fisheye image fits inside the sensor only when its diameter is no larger than the sensor's short side. Need a focal length or coverage that is not listed here? Ask our engineers to confirm a match.
How to choose a lens for the GMAX0505
Start from the field of view and working distance your application needs. Confirm that the lens image circle covers the active sensor diagonal and that the mount provides the required focus travel and rear clearance. A lens megapixel rating alone does not establish resolution on this sensor. Compare measured MTF at the spatial frequencies your task needs, at the intended aperture, wavelength, distance, and field position, accounting for the 2.5 µm pixel pitch. Estimate framing with the Commonlands field of view calculator.
Sourcing a camera module around the GMAX0505? Commonlands manufactures M12 lenses and C-mount lenses and ships from San Diego, with same-day shipping on in-stock lenses ordered before 12 PM PST. We also design and build custom MIPI CSI-2 camera modules that integrate the lens, the GMAX0505 sensor, and the carrier board, available from 1,000 units per year, and assemble consigned GMAX0505 boards with Commonlands lenses in our San Diego ISO 6 cleanroom from 100 to 100,000 units per year. Talk to an applications engineer.
Related guides and tools
GMAX0505 lens and camera module FAQ
What lens fits the GMAX0505 sensor?
A lens match requires sufficient image-circle coverage, suitable MTF, and mechanical clearance. Use the coverage column and calculated field of view to shortlist lenses, then verify the operating conditions on each product page.
What is the GMAX0505 sensor size?
The GMAX0505 is a 1.1" format sensor with a 12.8 × 12.8 mm active area and a 18.1 mm diagonal, built on 2.5 µm pixels at 5120x5120 resolution.
Does Commonlands build a custom MIPI camera module for the GMAX0505?
Yes. Commonlands designs and builds custom MIPI CSI-2 camera modules that integrate the lens, the GMAX0505 sensor, and the carrier board, available from 1,000 units per year with active lens-to-sensor alignment and 100% MTF testing. Consigned assembly of your GMAX0505 boards with Commonlands lenses runs from 100 to 100,000 units per year in our San Diego ISO 6 cleanroom. Talk to an applications engineer to scope a module.
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