ON Semiconductor Showcases Automotive Sensor Combinations for ADAS and Automotive Camera Vision Systems

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According to foreign media reports, ON Semiconductor will showcase its automotive sensor portfolio at the AutoSens conference in Detroit, Michigan, and will highlight its next-generation RGB-IR image sensor solution for cockpit applications. And the Hayabusa® range of CMOS image sensors for advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and automotive camera vision systems.

To meet the growing demand for cockpit surveillance cameras, the 2.3 million (MP) RGB-IR sensor operates in visible light with a dynamic range of up to 120 dB and excellent near-infrared performance for high quality RGB image, NIR-enhanced image can be realized in near-infrared (NIR) light active illumination scene.

The ON Semiconductor Hayabusa image sensor platform has been extended to provide a range of resolutions and imaging capabilities, including configuration options for embedded image signal processing. With a pixel count of 3.1 million (MP) and a unique 8:3 aspect ratio, the platform is ideal for wide-field applications such as forward-looking ADAS and meets the European New Car Evaluation System (NCAP) 2020 standard. In addition, its frame rate of 60fps meets the requirements of electronic video reversing mirrors (also known as first-level camera monitoring systems, CMS). In addition, its 1.3 megapixel product package encapsulates a sensor and image signal processor in a compact package for automotive applications, especially for applications such as megapixel reversing cameras, surround systems and automated parking systems. The space of the class application limits the size of the camera.

In addition to the Hayabusa series and RGB-IR sensor solutions, ON Semiconductor will also showcase its Lidar and radar technologies for ADAS and autonomous driving.