OmniVision CMOS video camera chip in volume production

April 27, 2006
OmniVision Technologies, Inc. (www.ovt.com) has begun volume production of its OV7950 CMOS CameraChip for automotive as well as security applications.

OmniVision Technologies Inc. has begun volume production of its OV7950 CMOS CameraChip for automotive as well as security applications. Powered by a 3.3 V dc power supply and featuring a one-quarter-inch sensor, the camera is smaller and less expensive than a CCD camera but can perform as well, according to the company.

The OV7950 can function in low light (0.01 lux) conditions, and within a -40 °C to 105 °C temperature range. It supports NTSC composite video output and can directly interface with an in-car LCD screen or any other device with 75 Ohm composite video loading. A windowing feature allows users to adjust the camera setup by moving the sensitive area of the camera by a few pixels in both the horizontal and vertical directions. Other features include a dual dynamic overlay function that allows for a dynamic and a static visual aid layer (text or graphics) within the image; for example, in guiding systems for backup and parking assist cameras.

The OV7950 is available in 48-pin QFP and CLCC lead-free packages and is subject to AEC-Q100 reliability criteria.

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