With a package size of 0.55mm x 0.55mm—smaller than the Guinness World Record for the “Smallest Commercially Available Image Sensor” held by its predecessor, the OV6948, which measures 0.575 mm x ...

Offered in a 1/6-in. optical format, the OH02A1S RGB-IR medical image sensor is available now in a 3.8×2.9-mm chip-scale package. OH02A1S product page OmniVision, www.ovt.com Find more datasheets on ...

Taking 82% of the entire vote from five options and over 12x more than the second most popular choice, full-frame is a clear winner with you. (Image credit: Future) Actually, APS-C is the real ...

The focus on red, green and blue is dictated by the human eye: These image sensors work in RGB format because our eyes see in RGB mode. However, when solving specific tasks, it is advisable to specify ...

The OV50M40 image sensor achieves excellent low-light performance due to 4-cell binning of the 0.61µm pixel size, built-in advanced noise reduction technology and high-gain mode support.

The OV50K40 50-Mpixel image sensor features a 1.2-µm pixel in a 1/1.3-in. optical format. High gain and correlated multiple sampling enable optimal performance in low-light conditions. At 50 Mpixels, ...

A suite of 0.25-in. optical format, 1.3-Mpixel imaging solutions are designed to directly replace existing 0.25-in. VGA image sensors and 0.25-in. VGA systems-on-chip (SoC) image sensors in ...

The company sells image sensors for industrial and professional applications such as high-end medium-format cameras and video equipment with high frame rates.

Which is your favorite sensor format? That was the question I posed to camera lovers on TechRadar's WhatsApp channel. I knew which format would come out on top, but I'll admit that the size of the ...