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Aptina Launches Image Sensor for Automotive Applications

CMOS imaging solutions provider, Aptina has introduced a new member,  MT9M024, in its automotive image sensor family. The new sensor is a 1/3-inch optical format sensor with 1.2 mp that offers a high dynamic range more than 115dB, DR-Pix technology and full motion compensation to improve the efficiency of the pixel even under dim light environment.

Aptina¡¦s DR-Pix technology comprises two modes of functions in one pixel design such as enhanced-sensitivity, high conversion gain mode with less read noise to function under dim light scenes and low conversion gain mode for high charge managing capability in low-light scenes. These features of the sensor provide the finest noise operation possible over all ISO speed conditions.

The MT9M024 is equipped with a surround-view ready feature and offers videos with 720p at a speed of 60fps. These features safeguard driver by providing superior image quality for recognizing traffic signals and forward viewing applications such as lane departure warning.

The MT9M024 is an iBGA package sensor with an area of 9x9mm and has passed the AEC-Q100 test. The functional temperature range of the sensor is from -40°C to +105°C. The sensor has a statistics engine and a context switching. The outputs can be connected to the sensor either parallely or serially. It has other features such as on-chip automatic exposure and standardization at auto black level.

Aptina is presently producing the samples of the sensor and the mass production is scheduled to start in the third quarter of 2011.

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