Sony unveils LYT‑828 sensor—50 MP, 100 dB HDR, UHCG noise‑reduction. Expected debut on premium smartphones later this year.

What is CMOS 2.0? At its core, CMOS 2.0 is an effort to move beyond the limitations of a single monolithic die. Rather than ...

Additionally, the sensor is designed for lower power consumption, particularly within its logic circuits, enabling continuous HDR functionality--even during preview mode and video recording.

China has made progress in advanced chipmaking, but many ambitious fab projects failed due to lack of expertise, poor ...

Using the Take Back Half approach to effectively “take back” the error terms for theoretically zero integral nonlinearity.

There are numerous evergreen chips in the semiconductor industry, and this blog provides a sneak peek at some of these timeless technology marvels. Take µPC1237, for instance, NEC’s bipolar analog IC, ...

As electronic devices become more advanced, integrating complex logic into a single component becomes essential. Enter AND6, ...