Image sensor suits high-volume mobile markets

Omnivision has introduced its OV7675 VGA image sensor, designed for the high-volume mobile handset and notebook/netbook markets.

News from Electronicstalk, 4 November 2009

Omnivision introduces notebook webcam

Omnivision Technologies has introduced the OV7740 notebook webcam developed specifically to address the low-light sensitivity demands of the notebook PC market.

News from Electronicstalk, 16 January 2009

Image sensor suits ultra-thin mobile devices

Omnivision Technologies has introduced a 1/4in, 5 megapixel system-on-chip (SOC) image sensor based on its OmniBSI technology.

News from Electronicstalk, 2 October 2008

Image sensor is made for Qualcomm-based handsets

Quarter-inch 3Mpixel image sensor is designed to optimise partitioning with Qualcomm's chipsets, offering greater levels of system integration and performance.

News from Electronicstalk, 12 June 2008

Tiny sensor boosts camera performance

Camera sensor promises best-in-class low-light performance to enable a new generation of high-performance camera phones.

News from Electronicstalk, 22 May 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 Electronicstalk, 28 March 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 Electronicstalk, 12 February 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 Electronicstalk, 9 January 2008

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 Electronicstalk, 2 October 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 Electronicstalk, 15 August 2007

• Image sensors answer the need for speed

• Sensor slots in to upgrade handset imaging

• Sensor simplifies security camera designs

• Image sensor company sees profit and revenues drop

• Camera module shrinks to 3mm high

• CMOS image sensor is made for automotive use

• CMOS sensors provide automotive rear view

• Stacked die camera chip upgrades to 3Mpixel

• Camera chip set to feature in Santa's sack

• Handset sensor boasts smaller pixels

• CMOS image sensor breaks into camera market

• Image sensor aims for high-volume handsets