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OmniVision
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1341 Orleans Drive
Sunnyvale
CA 94089
USA
Telephone: (USA) +1 408-542-3000
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Listing of all 34 news releases from OmniVision:
Image sensor provides security with little light
User application article Day/night IP security camera makes use of the low-light performance of the OV7725 VGA image sensor.
News from OmniVision ( 3 April 2008)
Sensor raises security camera definition
High-performance low-power 1Mpixel CMOS image sensor that offers high-quality HD video performance at 30 frames per second.
News from OmniVision (28 March 2008)
Handset sensor comes with the smallest of claims
Thirteenth-inch VGA sensor delivers almost double the sensitivity and low-light performance of other low-cost sensors.
News from OmniVision (14 February 2008)
Camera sensors provide low-light boost
TrueFocus technology optimises optics, sensors and image processing to maximise camera performance and minimise system size and cost.
News from OmniVision (12 February 2008)
HD camera sensor suits mobile applications
The OV9710 is a 1/4in HD video camera providing full-frame, sub-sampled, windowed 8bit/10bit images in raw RGB format via the digital video port.
News from OmniVision (10 January 2008)
Compact camera sensor suits laptop use
OmniVision Technologies' OV7725 VGA CameraChip sensor delivers the light sensitivity required for the low light conditions in which most consumers use their notebook computers.
News from OmniVision ( 9 January 2008)
Smaller sensor makes colonoscopy easier to bear
User application article A eighteenth-inch sensor is a key component of Avantis Medical Systems' Third Eye Retroscope auxiliary endoscopy system.
News from OmniVision (24 October 2007)
Handset camera takes antishake onboard
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.
News from OmniVision ( 2 October 2007)
Image sensors chosen for IP cameras
User application article The OV7725 is a quarter-inch VGA CameraChip sensor built on OmniVision's OmniPixel2 technology for high performance in low-light conditions.
News from OmniVision (26 September 2007)
Automotive image sensors work in the dark
CMOS image sensors gain NIR capabilities, allowing them to function equally well in both day and night vision applications, and thus eliminate the need for two separate solutions.
News from OmniVision (15 August 2007)
Smaller image sensors hit the street
Tenth-inch VGA CameraChip sensor offers a cost-effective ultrathin camera module solution for entry-level camera phones as well as for secondary cameras in 3G handsets.
News from OmniVision ( 3 August 2007)
Image sensors answer the need for speed
OmniVision has added a novel hardware feature to its new 3Mpixel OV3640 CameraChip enabling cameras to take optimal advantage of Scalado's SpeedView technology.
News from OmniVision ( 2 July 2007)
Image sensor squares up to handset demands
Small form factor design combined with excellent camera performance and image quality makes the OV6880 especially attractive.
News from OmniVision (29 June 2007)
Sensor slots in to upgrade handset imaging
Fully integrated 3Mpixel CameraChip sensor in a quarter-inch format drops in to upgrade existing 2Mpixel handset designs.
News from OmniVision (15 June 2007)
Shrinking pixels enable higher resolution cameras
Third-generation pixel design is among the smallest currently available and will deliver sensors with higher resolution, enhanced performance and improved image quality.
News from OmniVision (29 May 2007)
Sensor simplifies security camera designs
OmniVision Technologies has introduced its first colour High Dynamic Range (HDR) CameraChip sensor for security market applications.
News from OmniVision (30 March 2007)
CMOS image sensor has high dynamic range
Colour high dynamic range CMOS image sensor functions much like the human eye under quickly changing light conditions.
News from OmniVision ( 8 March 2007)
Image sensor company sees profit and revenues drop
OmniVision Technologies has reported financial results for its third quarter ended January 31, 2007.
News from OmniVision ( 6 March 2007)
VP roles for Chan and Yang
The OmniVision Technologies board of directors has approved the appointment of Anson Chan as Vice President of Finance and the appointment of Henry Yang as Vice President of Engineering.
News from OmniVision (22 February 2007)
Camera module shrinks to 3mm high
CMOS image sensor is cost-efficient, ultrathin camera module solution for entry level camera phones, secondary cameras for 3G handsets and integrated notebook cameras.
News from OmniVision (15 February 2007)
Handset camera module focuses instantaneously
CMOS image sensor is made for automotive use
Single-chip sensor simplifies security cameras
CMOS sensors provide automotive rear view
Handset image sensors enter volume production
Stacked die camera chip upgrades to 3Mpixel
Handset camera chip takes autofocus onboard
Camera chip set to feature in Santa's sack
Sensor sets stage for 3Mpixel handset cameras
Handset sensor boasts smaller pixels
CMOS sensors aim for automotive market
CMOS image sensor breaks into camera market
Smart optical sensor is child's play
Image sensor aims for high-volume handsets
