AR0144CSSM20SUKA0-CPBR

Series:	--
Part Status:	Active
Type:	CMOS
Pixel Size:	3µm x 3µm
Active Pixel Array:	1280H x 800V
Frames per Second:	60
Voltage - Supply:	--
Package / Case:	69-WFBGA, CSPBGA
Supplier Device Package:	69-ODCSP (5.55x5.57)
Operating Temperature:	--

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Introduction

The AR0144CSSM20SUKA0-CPBR image sensor is an ideal choice for monitoring applications in a variety of areas such as automotive, medical, and security. It is specifically designed to provide reliable and accurate imaging with an increased noise reduction in low light conditions. The working principle of this image sensor is based on the conversion of incident photons into charge. The sensor utilizes a CCD for the transfer of charge information. The pixel values are then scaled and output as digital data via an LVDS interface.

Application Field

The AR0144CSSM20SUKA0-CPBR image sensor has a wide range of applications. It is used in automotive vision systems, surveillance cameras, health care systems, and machine vision systems. In automotive applications, the image sensor is used to provide high-resolution images for lane and object detection. In surveillance applications, it can provide images for analytics as well as facial recognition. In medical applications, the image sensor can be used to provide imaging for ultrasound, X-ray, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). The sensor can be used for image capturing in machine vision systems to provide accurate and detailed images for object or facial recognition. In addition, it can be used for monitoring and monitoring in security applications.

Working Principle

The working principle of the AR0144CSSM20SUKA0-CPBR image sensor involves the conversion of incident photons into charge. The sensor utilizes a CCD for this purpose. When light passes through the pixel of the CCD, an electrical charge is generated. This charge is then collected by a MOS capacitor which is driven by a voltage applied across the sensor. The charge is then amplified by the MOSFET readout integrated circuit (ROIC) and converted into a digital signal. This output digital signal is then transferred to an LVDS interface where it is scaled and output as digital data. The digital data is then used to generate images for various applications such as lane and object detection, analytics, facial recognition, ultrasound, X-ray, and MRI.

Conclusion

The AR0144CSSM20SUKA0-CPBR image sensor is an ideal choice for a range of applications. It is designed to provide reliable, accurate, and detailed images in low-light conditions. It can be used in automotive vision systems, surveillance cameras, medical systems, and machine vision systems. The sensor works by converting incident photons into charge which is then amplified and converted to digital data. The digital data is then scaled and output as digital data via an LVDS interface.

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