Hyperlux

Solutions

Introducing Hyperlux

onsemi has developed a new 2.1 µm super-exposure pixel image sensor family - Hyperlux, with a unique set of features that cater to both sensing and viewing camera applications. Hyperlux sensors range from 3 Megapixel (MP), 8MP and higher, capable of capturing unmatched 150 dB high dynamic range (HDR) images with 120 dB single exposure flicker free range. The Hyperlux family keeps all signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) transitions at 30 dB and above, even at high temperatures (up to +100°C junction). In low light conditions, these sensors outperform their counterparts with same sized pixel across extreme temperature conditions. This unique sensor family also boasts the lowest power consumption in the smallest form factor enabling an efficient camera design.

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Features

120 dB flicker free HDR
>150 dB ultra HDR LFM
2.1um Super exposure pixel – Single Photodiode
Optimized for stereo camera sensing
Industry leading low light performance
Reliable color accuracy
Low power consumption
Best-in-class stable image quality over temperature
Designed for ASIL-D Systems
Multiple CFA options
AEC Q100 Grade 2 Qualified iBGA package

Applications

Mono & Stereo Sensing (ADAS)
Sensing+ Viewing Fusion
Surround View + Sensing
Automated Parking Assist System
Mirror Replacement / e-Mirror (CMS)
In−Cabin Occupant Monitoring

Hyperlux video

Hyperlux Family Drives Improvements in Next-Gen ADAS

The Hyperlux image sensor family packs the industry leading performance of highest dynamic range , flicker free operation, low light performance, power efficiency and stability across a wide temperature range.

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Whitepaper

Unmatched 150 dB HDR and LFM Performance

Hyperlux Image Sensors Deliver Unmatched 150 dB Dynamic Range and HDR LFM Performance.

White Paper

Pixel Technology

Smaller Pixels for Better Low-Light Performance

This segment is part of a longer session from the Smart Manufacturing Day Virtual Conference. This session describes how image sensors are used in smart warehouses.

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