Megapixels Race of Automotive HDR Sensors

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Megapixels Race of Automotive HDR Sensors

Event: AutoSens Europe

| Session date: Thursday 10th October

Session date: Thursday 10th October

, 2024

Hear from:

Gulwinder Randhawa

Technical Staff,

onsemi

Gulwinder Randhawa

Technical Staff,

onsemi

The automotive industry is witnessing a significant transformation driven by the megapixel race in high dynamic range (HDR) camera technologies. This presentation explores the advancements in HDR cameras, focusing on their increasing resolution capabilities, shrinking pixel pitch and the implications for automotive applications.
This session examines the latest technological developments, market trends, and the balance between resolution and performance in HDR automotive cameras, highlighting their role in the future of intelligent sensing. Will look into the trade-offs between megapixels and other performance characteristics in automotive HDR sensors like Sensitivity, SNR, Color fidelity and other image quality parameters.
The audience will gain a deep understanding of the importance of the color filter array (CFA) in automotive HDR cameras alongside the resolution. This session will also touch how onsemi Hyperlux family of image sensors spans products with resolutions from 3 megapixels to 8 MP and higher, catering to both sensing and viewing camera applications.