Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Digital imaging",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Video decoder and HD digitiser come together from
Analog Devices, which we summarised at the time by saying "Complete single-chip system for improving video image and colour quality in advanced high-definition TVs, video processors, audio/video receivers and DVD recorders".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Lab standardises imaging tests from
DxO Labs: "Diwa Labs chose DxO Analyzer because it's the world's most advanced software for image quality analysis".
In October 2007, we covered the news from OmniVision
concerning its OV2650
- take a look at Handset camera takes antishake onboard
which says: "Sensor brings digital still camera performance to camera phones in a fifth-inch optical format, allowing an easy upgrade of existing 1.3Mpixel and VGA camera phone designs".
Take a look also at the news release from FCI, Connector improves medical imaging,
as well as DaVinci technology in high-volume digital cameras from Texas Instruments (April 2006-),
and Digital camera processor for consumer market from Zoran Corporation - Imaging Division.
See also:
Display is brighter option for medical equipment
(February 2007)
3Mpixel flat panel display produces up to 400cd/m2 for increased brightness and high-contrast, making it ideal for a wide range of medical applications
Embedded developer buys real-time Linux IP rights
(February 2007)
Wind River has acquired the intellectual property including patents, copyrights and trademarks for RTLinux, a real-time Linux technology developed by Finite State Machine Labs, (FSMLabs)
Imaging sensor takes processor onbaord
(February 2007)
MagnaChip has integrated the HiveFlex ISP 2200 processor into a new imaging sensor, the MC531EA
Cores contribute to hot consumer devices
(January 2007)
ARC-based solutions on show at this week's International Consumer Electronics Show include some of the hottest consumer devices and technologies available
Intense appoints new vice president of sales
(December 2006)
Intense is pleased to announce the appointment of Kevin Laughlin as vice president of sales, North America
Compression reduces Sanyo's test data by 90%
(November 2006)
Sanyo Semiconductor has adopted the Synopsys DFT MAX scan compression automation solution to further increase the test quality of its digital designs
FPGA and DSP accelerate image development
(October 2006)
A new FPGA and DSP codesign platform for developing image processing equipment, the SMT339, has been launched by Sundance Multiprocessor Systems
Image sensor raises camera resolution
(October 2006)
The Kodak KAI-16000 is billed as the highest resolution interline transfer CCD image sensor available for commercial and industrial markets
X-ray system to support analytical examinations
(August 2006)
Conekt has invested Eur 180,000 to enhance current quality, reliability and failure analysis capabilities within its Engineering Services Division in Shirley, UK
Benchmarks come with additional energy data
(August 2006)
A new standard provides data on the amount of energy a processor consumes while running EEMBC's performance benchmarks
Digital camera and imaging market analysed
(July 2006)
Report predicts the global market for digital photo frame products will exceed 12 million units by 2010, up from an estimated 700,000 units shipped in 2005
Memory technology secures multimedia ICs
(May 2006)
Zoran Corporation, a leading provider of digital solutions for applications in the digital entertainment and digital imaging markets, uses the Kilopass' XPM memory technology
Processor prepares for the next generation
(May 2006)
The Cortex-R4 processor for the next generation of mobile phones, hard-disk drives, printers and automotive designs, targets more than one billion units in the embedded market
CMOS sensor aims for mass-market handsets
(February 2006)
A new 1.3Mpixel CMOS image sensor is targeted at the high-volume camera phone market
Image sensors upgrade professional photography
(October 2005)
New high-resolution image sensors allow commercial, studio and other professional photographers to capture digital images with the most life-like detail possible
Inspection system checks for cracked joints
(October 2005)
To improve the quality of the solder joint evaluation reports it provides to its customers in the electronics industry, Tin Technology has invested in new digital imaging technology from Nikon
Benchmarks test handset Java performance
(October 2005)
The EEMBC is allowing anyone who registers online to download its GrinderBench benchmarks to a cellphone to test the performance of common tasks enabled by Java
Digital imaging software runs on TI DSPs
(September 2005)
eSol's PictDirect, PictBridge-compatible application software, is now available for TMS320DM320 from Texas Instruments
CMOS sensors move into high-quality imaging
(September 2005)
New 3 and 5Mpixel CMOS image sensors target the fast-growing camera phone and digital still camera markets
Reference design eases CMOS sensor integration
(September 2005)
Eastman Kodak Company is making it easier for camera phone manufacturers to build next-generation devices that offer improved image quality and multimedia capabilities
Cellular platform gains CMOS image sensor support
(July 2005)
Eastman Kodak Company is making it easier for camera phone manufacturers to build next-generation devices that offer improved image quality and multimedia capabilities
Cards offer increased performance and flexibility
(March 2005)
Kingston Technology has expanded its digital media product offerings with the new MMCplus cards in 256Mbyte, 512Mbyte and 1Gbyte capacities and a 256Mbyte MultiMediaCard card
Lens driver focuses on handset cameras
(March 2005)
Analog Devices has extended its expertise in imaging and digital still camera signal processing to camera phones - the fastest-growing segment of the cellular phone market
DSP chip tops In-Stat poll
(March 2005)
Analyst group In-Stat has named a TI digital signal processor product the 'Best DSP chip of 2004'
Acquisition to expand imaging portfolio
(February 2005)
Cypress Semiconductor is to acquire SMaL Camera Technologies, a designer of industry-leading digital imaging solutions for a variety of business and consumer applications
General-purpose processor has best benchmarks yet
(December 2004)
The EEMBC has published benchmark scores for Patriot Scientific's Ignite 2FX
IBM to help with CMOS image sensor expansion
(September 2004)
Eastman Kodak Company and IBM are to collaborate on the development and manufacture of image sensors to power mass-market consumer products, such as digital still cameras and camera phones
SanDisk licenses next-generation core
(August 2004)
SanDisk Corp has licensed the ARC 600 RISC processor core and MetaWare development tools for use in its next generation of Flash storage products
Semiconductor solutions aid security
(May 2004)
Analog Devices is showcasing technologies that enable advances in safety and security systems at this week's International Fire and Security Exhibition and Conference in Birmingham
Samsung standardises consumer device development
(May 2004)
Samsung Electronics' Digital Media Business has selected Wind River's Platform for Consumer Devices as the major device software platform for future product development
Momentum increases towards UWB technology
(February 2004)
Texas Instruments has joined the WiMedia Alliance as a Promoter Member and will serve on the organisation's Board of Directors
Digital media processor improves HP's image
(February 2004)
An image engine based on TI's digital media processing technology features exclusively in many of HP's new digital cameras, including the HP Photosmart R707
Expansion for MultiMediaCard standard
(February 2004)
Version 4.0 of the MultiMediaCard specification offers wider bus width, dual voltage operation and the highest transfer speeds available
Alliance to form UWB special interest group
(January 2004)
Texas Instruments is supporting the MultiBand OFDM Alliance's plans to formalise into a special interest group supporting growth of the emerging ultrawideband market