MI-3100 - 3.1 Mpixel Color CMOS Active - Pixel Digital Image Sensor

Description

The MI-3100 is a ½ inch color 2048(V) x 1536(H) CMOS low power progressive scan active pixel sensor that is designed specifically to meet the demands of Digital Still Cameras.

The sensor utilizes 3.2mm pixels in a Bayer RGB pattern resulting in a ½-inch optical format.

Features

Low power CMOS image sensor 3.1 Mpixel resolution (2048H x 1536V) ½-inch optical format Up to 12 frames per second progressive scan for high quality video.
Programmable gain and exposure control Auto black level calibration Viewfinder and Snapshot modes Auto focus and auto exposure modes Binning to XGA and VGA resolutions with improved image quality.
On-chip, 10-bit analog-to-digital converter Two-wire serial programming interface 1.

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Part number	MI-3100
Manufacturer	Aptina Imaging Corporation
File Size	101.90 KB
Description	3.1 Mpixel Color CMOS Active - Pixel Digital Image Sensor
Datasheet	MI-3100 Datasheet
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Micron Technology Inc. - Confidential & Proprietary - Preliminary Information 3.1 Mpixel ½-inch Color CMOS ActivePixel Digital Image Sensor - MI-3100 Preliminary1 Product Brief Description The MI-3100 is a ½ inch color 2048(V) x 1536(H) CMOS low power progressive scan active pixel sensor that is designed specifically to meet the demands of Digital Still Cameras. The sensor utilizes 3.2mm pixels in a Bayer RGB pattern resulting in a ½-inch optical format. The MI-3100 has on-chip timing and control, programmable gain and exposure control, auto black level calibration as well as snapshot mode (flash control) and viewfinder mode. It is capable of both continuous video and single frame capture with sync input and strobe output as well as windowing, horizontal and vertical blanking control.

Published: Jul 29, 2014 |