• CMOS sensor is camera-on-a-chip With a pixel format of 384 ¥ 287, the 5402 series of monochrome

    CMOS sensor is camera-on-a-chip With a pixel format of 384 ¥ 287, the 5402 series of monochrome sensors features a CCIR or EIA composite video output. All electronic camera functions, including timing logic and exposure control, are implemented on-chip. The 5402 series operates from a 5-V, 45-mA power supply and has a 52-dB signal-to-noise ratio. Minimum illumination re quired with the device is 0.5 lux. Gain control is automatic to +20 dB. VLSI Vision Limited, 18805 Cox Avenue, Suite 260, S
    June 1, 1997

    CMOS sensor is camera-on-a-chip With a pixel format of 384 ¥ 287, the 5402 series of monochrome sensors features a CCIR or EIA composite video output. All electronic camera functions, including timing logic and exposure control, are implemented on-chip. The 5402 series operates from a 5-V, 45-mA power supply and has a 52-dB signal-to-noise ratio. Minimum illumination re quired with the device is 0.5 lux. Gain control is automatic to +20 dB. VLSI Vision Limited, 18805 Cox Avenue, Suite 260, Saratoga, CA 95070; (408) 374-5323; Fax: (408) 374-4722.

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