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Automotive image sensor features artifact-free motion capture, high dynamic range, LED flicker mitigation

May 20, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas

OX01D10OmniVision Technologies, Inc. announced the OX01D10 — its next-generation 1MP image sensor for automotive viewing applications. This sensor brings together split-pixel and dual conversion gain (DCG) technology, delivering artifact-free motion capture, high dynamic range (HDR) of up to 120dB, as well as LED flicker mitigation (LFM).

These features increase driver safety because more scene details can be captured by rear view and surround view cameras while operating over the full automotive temperature range. Additionally, the OX01D10 provides excellent image quality in demanding lighting conditions such as capturing objects in motion along with LED signs and headlights.

The OX01D10 enables the industry’s smallest and most power efficient viewing camera modules by consuming less than 200mW at the full 30fps and providing the highest resolution in a 1/4 inch optical format. This new image sensor also has advanced ASIL features and HDR of 120dB without LFM (110dB in LFM mode).

AEC-Q100 Grade 2 certified samples and evaluation kits are available now. Additionally, the OX01D10 image sensor will be demonstrated at OmniVision’s private suite at Computex, May 28-30.

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