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Renesas Electronics Delivers 8.48 MP

CMOS Image Sensor for 4K Network Security

Cameras

Renesas Electronics Corporation (TSE:6723), a premier

supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, today

announced a new high-sensitivity, high-resolution 8.48

megapixel (MP) CMOS image sensor (RAA462113FYL)

that supports 4K video cameras. In conjunction with

the existing Renesas 2.12 MP product that is already

in mass production, Renesas will be providing full-scale

sales support for its high-end CMOS image sensor for

network security cameras.

To meet the increasing needs for network security

cameras in financial institutions, transportation systems

and commercial establishments, the new CMOS image

sensor provides functions appropriate for imaging

under the varied environmental conditions required by

high-end devices and contributes to increased system

performance.

Key features of the new CMOS image sensor

Achieves excellent low-light performance

The new sensor achieves clear, high-visibility full-

color imaging even in a moonlit environment

High resolution at high data rates

The new sensor captures clear, high-visibility images

even when digital zoom is used due to its capture of

high-reliability 4K video at 60 fps.

High dynamic range

The new sensor supports a line-by-line HDR (high

dynamic range) mode in which long exposure data

and short exposure data are output separately for

each line. This allows video capture, even for high-

contrast scenes.

Renesas also provides a reference board that was

developed together with a camera module manufacturer

to allow users to evaluate the performance of the

Renesas CMOS image sensor. Renesas plans to work

with camera module manufacturers to supply camera

modules with a variety of features such as autofocus

functions, HDR (high dynamic range) functions, wide-

area monitoring functions, and vibration reduction

(image stabilization) functions. This will allow system

manufacturers to reduce the development period and

development costs for new high-performance network

security camera products.

Renesas will continue to expand its line of security

camera solutions for network security cameras, by

providing its CMOS image sensors in combination with

microcontrollers (MCU).

Pricing for MAX20078 and MAX20078EVKIT evaluation

kit available upon request

Sony Introduces the IMX420/428 as the

First Imaging Sensors that Features its 3rd

Generation CMOS Global Shutter Mode

Sony Semiconductor Solutions launches the first models

featuring its 3rd generation CMOS Global Shutter with

the IMX420 and IMX428 image sensors. Both models

come with 7 Megapixel resolution, with the IMX420

reaching frames rates of up to 170 fps at 10 bit pixel

depth. Both sensors achieve an excellent saturation at

25.000e- for a pixel size of 4.5 µm. These sensors come

equipped with the SLVS-EC interface and new features

like High/Low Conversion Gain (HCG), Dual Trigger,

Dual ADC and self-triggering to increase the maximum

throughput for object recognition and quality assurance

of moving objects in Machine Vision, Robotics, and

Factory Automation.

The IMX420 has a scalable bit depth of 8, 10, and 12

bits, and can be programmed for multiple regions of

interest (ROI). The IMX428 sensor, optimized for ITS

applications, is available only with 12 bit, only one ROI

window and achieves 35 fps. The innovations of the 3rd

generation CMOS Global Shutter Mode sensors deliver

clear improvements, mainly in terms of image quality

and speed. An increase in performance, based on

these improvements, is realized through the improved

detection quality in applications with moving objects.

The higher saturation, combined with the low readout

noise of about 2.5e–, can achieve a maximum dynamic

range of 80 dB, resulting in improved light-dark detection

that is feasible even in difficult lighting conditions.

Sibel Yorulmaz-Cokugur, Line Manager for SONY

Semiconductor Solutions at FRAMOS, explains the

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