This product line is based on a first-class universal platform and powerful imaging equipment, and is targeted at first-class car manufacturers and suppliers.
The sensor has the industry's lowest resolution (4.2 μm pixels), reaching 8.3 million pixels (MP) to 1.2 million pixels.
Other features include ASIL-C functional safety, high dynamic range (HDR), the industry's first cyber security option, and second-generation wafer stacking to reduce chassis size. Today, individual products on this platform have been evaluated by many technology partners, including Mobileye and NVIDIA's automotive DRIVE AI computer platform.
By providing a wide range of resolutions and extended image sensors, AR0820AT, AR0220AT, AR0138AT ADAS autonomous driving systems can be created.
Car manufacturers need different solutions to address some of the standard security features in their product lines, but they can provide customers with advanced security features through additional cameras or high-resolution cameras. .
The 4.2 micron pixel screen is suitable for low light scenes of pedestrians and night cyclists in safety tests defined by European NCAP.
When connected to a central system, this cyber security technology ensures that multiple cameras around the vehicle operate reliably and securely, and that data and commands must be transmitted over the wires between the sensors and the processor.
For advanced imaging functions, software and algorithm testing is usually the longest development plan.
Customers can start their initial development with a single sensor, apply algorithms to pixel performance and system functionality, and evolve to other resolutions through other tests. This shortens the start-up time of the project and reduces the total cost of developing the camera system.
