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Hyperlux SG and Hyperlux LP

Mixed Media-202509FP onsemi

Global Shutter Image Sensor Family

Machine vision operates by utilizing cameras to gather visual data from the environment. This data is then processed through a mix of hardware and software, transforming it into a format suitable for a range of applications. Specialized optics are frequently employed in machine vision technology to capture images, allowing specific aspects of the image to be processed, analyzed, and quantified. This application could examine a specific feature of a component being produced on a production line. It could assess whether the component satisfies the product quality standards and, if it falls short, the component could be discarded. Machine vision systems utilize digital sensors that are safeguarded within industrial cameras equipped with specialized optics. These sensors capture images, allowing computer hardware and software to subsequently process, analyze, and measure different attributes to facilitate decision-making.

The Hyperlux SG image sensor family from onsemi is revolutionizing machine vision technology with its advanced imaging capabilities tailored for a wide range of applications. Integrating Hyperlux SG image sensors from onsemi into machine vision systems offers numerous advantages. These sensors feature industry-leading global shutter efficiency, ensuring crisp, clear, and distortion-free images of fast-moving objects, which is crucial for applications like barcode scanning and robotics. Operating at up to 120 frames per second, they allow for high-speed image capture, essential for monitoring dynamic industrial processes. Additionally, Hyperlux SG sensors provide high dynamic range and low-light performance, ensuring excellent image quality even in challenging lighting conditions. Their compact design makes them suitable for a wide range of applications, including autonomous mobile robots and other space-constrained environments. The Hyperlux SG family includes sensors with various resolutions, from VGA to 2.3MP, allowing for scalability based on specific application needs. Recently, onsemi launched the Hyperlux LP series of image sensors. This series incorporates cutting-edge electronic rolling shutter technology and consists of three product variants: the AR0544 with a resolution of 5MP, the AR0830 with 8.3MP, and the AR2020 with 20MP. All sensors within the Hyperlux LP family feature identical pixel sizes and optical performance. The product lines provide a variety of options, including mono, RGB, and RGBIR variants, available in both packaged and die forms. This extensive selection allows vision system designers to optimize development efforts, reduce expenses, and accelerate time-to-market (TTM) by leveraging diverse solutions.

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Features and Specifications:

Hyperlux AR0235	Hyperlux AR0145	Hyperlux ARX383
1/2.8−inch 2.3 MP 1920 (H) x 1200 (V) Superior Low−light and IR Performance 120 frames per second (fps) 8−bit/10−bit MIPI, 1/2/4−lane MIPI Automatic Black Level Calibration (ABLC) 5 x 5 Statistics Engine for On−chip Auto Exposure Control for Any Programmable Region of Interest (ROI) On−chip Trigger Mode for Synchronization Two On Chip Phase Lock Loop (PLL) 1056 Bytes One−time Programmable Memory (OTPM) Simple Two−wire Fast−mode + Serial Interface	1/4.3−inch 1 MP 1280 (H) x 800 (V) Superior Low−light and IR Performance 120 frames per second (fps) 1/2−lane 8/10−bit MIPI Automatic Black Level Calibration (ABLC) 5 x 5 Statistics Engine for On−chip Auto Exposure Control for Any Programmable Region of Interest (ROI) On−chip Trigger Mode for Synchronization Two On Chip Phase Lock Loop (PLL) 960 bytes One−time Programmable Memory (OTPM) Simple Two−wire Fast−mode + Serial Interface	1/8−inch 0.3 MP 640(H) x 480 (V) Superior Low−light and IR Performance 120 frames per second (fps) 1−lane 8−bit/10−bit MIPI Automatic Black Level Calibration (ABLC) 5 x 5 Statistics Engine for On−chip Auto Exposure Control for Any Programmable Region of Interest (ROI) On−chip Trigger Mode for Synchronization Two On Chip Phase Lock Loop (PLL) 80 bytes One−time Programmable Memory (OTPM)
Hyperlux LP AR0544	Hyperlux LP AR0830	Hyperlux LP AR2020
5 MP CMOS Sensor with Advanced 1.4 μm Pixel Stacked BSI Technology Enhanced NIR Response at 850 nm and 940 nm Wavelength Enhanced Dynamic Range (eDR) Super Low Power Mode Wake on Motion (WOM)/Motion Detection LI−HDR: Supports Line Interleaved T1/T2 Readout to Enable HDR Processing in ISP Chip	8 MP CMOS Sensor with 1/2.9-inch Back-Side Illuminated (BSI) stacked CMOS sensor and 1.4 μm pixel technology LI−HDR: Supports Line Interleaved T1/T2 Readout to Enable HDR Processing in ISP Chip Super Low Power Mode (SLP) Wake On Motion (WOM)/Motion Detection Bit−depth Compression Available for MIPI Interface Electronic Rolling Shutter (ERS) and Global Reset Release (GRR) Modes Supported	20 MP CMOS Sensor with 1/1.8-inch Back-Side Illuminated (BSI) stacked CMOS sensor and 1.4 μm pixel technology Enhanced NIR Response at 850 nm and 940 nm Wavelength LI−HDR: Supports Line Interleaved T1/T2 Readout to Enable HDR Processing in ISP Chip (eDR) Bit−depth Compression Available for MIPI Interface Various Trigger Modes for Multi−sensor Synchronization Electronic Rolling Shutter (ERS) and Global Reset Release (GRR) Modes Supported

Target applications

Barcode Scanning: Ensuring accurate and fast scanning of barcodes in retail and logistics.
Robotics: Enhancing the vision capabilities of industrial and autonomous robots for tasks like navigation and object recognition.
Quality Control: Providing high-resolution imaging for inspecting products on production lines.
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR): Reducing motion artifacts and improving image quality in high-speed, high motion environments.

For more details, please refer to the
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