OmniVision Developed a Sensor for Dash Cams

Do you know how the cameras frequently used in new model vehicles work? Image sensors are one of the most important elements that enable these cameras to function. One of the sensor manufacturers OmniVision Technologiesseems determined to take these cameras one step further with its new image sensor. The features of the sensor called OX03C10 ASIL-C will be a first in the world.

The sensor, which minimizes the size of moving objects in imaging applications, combines 3.0 micron pixel size with HDR AND LFM performance. According to the company, this new sensor works at 60 FPS 1920 x 1280p resolution It is the first imaging sensor to offer Additionally, the OX03C10 has the lowest power consumption among LFM sensors offering 2.5 MP resolution.

The new sensor increases the usability of cameras:

Thanks to its small size, the sensor makes it possible to place cameras that constantly operate at 60 FPS even in the tightest spaces. In addition to the basic image processing feature, defective pixel and lens correction is also integrated into the sensor. OmniVision's HALE (HDR and LFM engine) The combination algorithm enables the sensor to deliver LFM and HDR performance simultaneously.

OX03C10; It provides image quality to automotive imaging applications consisting of rearview cameras, environmental imaging systems, camera monitoring systems and virtual mirrors. Also OmniVision PureCelPlus-S architectureprovides more pixel performance advantages than others. For example, 3D stacking allows OmniVision to increase its performance in available pixels and darkness.

The OX03C10, which is planned to have AEC-Q100 certification in both a-CSP and a-BGA packages, On June 12 at 17.40 It will be showcased at AutoSensONLINE's virtual demo session. You can register here to attend the session, for which tickets are free.