CIF Image Sensor Lowers The Price Bar For Digital Cameras

May 1, 2001
Claiming to lower the cost of adding cameras to devices such as toys, security systems and PCs, the ICM-102A CIF-resolution, CMOS digital color imaging device incorporates a 352 x 288 sensor array and operates at 1 to 30 frames/s. Its 0.143" optical

Claiming to lower the cost of adding cameras to devices such as toys, security systems and PCs, the ICM-102A CIF-resolution, CMOS digital color imaging device incorporates a 352 x 288 sensor array and operates at 1 to 30 frames/s. Its 0.143" optical system keeps the sensor area to 2.1 mm x 1.7 mm with 6 µm2 pixels. In conjunction with timing circuitry, an internal nine-bit a/d converter performs correlated double sampling. Other features include a digital gain control, electronic exposure control, and separate RGB channel gain. The eight-bit output can be fed into other DSP, color-processing or compression chips. Available in a ceramic or plastic LCC48 package, price is $7 each/1,000.

Company: IC MEDIA CORPORATION

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