Sony released a new back-mounted CCD Image Sensor

According to the latest news on Sony's official website, Sony CX-news vol. 71. The new CCD image sensor model is icx699sqb with an optical size of 1/2. 3 inch, 16.15m pixels, with a pixel size of 1.34um, 720/30 FPS video is supported. Peripheral drive circuits (CDS/ADC/Drivers/Timing generators/peripheral interfaces) are encapsulated together. Therefore, the power consumption ranges from 270 MW to 22% mW. Compared with multiple encapsulation configurations, the energy consumption can be reduced.

1/2 inch icx828 and icx829, "exview had ccd ii" are targeted at the security camera market, each supporting NTSC and PAL resolution. Because the aperture is increased and the upper structure is improved, they can significantly increase the degree of light gathering to the photodiode. With these improvements, the new product increases the Photosensitive Efficiency by about 6 dB, which is a huge improvement for existing product lines. At the same time, it is said that the saturation is also increased by 1.4 times.

The 1/8-3 inch back-mounted CMOS sensor imx188pq can support videos of p60fps with a pixel size of 1.4um. It is mainly positioned in laptops, smartphones, and TV markets. Compared with the previous 1.4um pixel product, the power consumption is reduced by 35%, with only 45 MW (720p30fps). In low-illumination environments, the signal-to-noise ratio is increased by 4 dB. The primary credit angle is increased from 25 degrees to 30 degrees.