Sony Semiconductor Solutions Unveils Advanced CMOS Sensor for Mobile Devices, Featuring Industry’s First RB2×2 OCL Pixel Structure for Both High Resolution and AF Performance
Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation has announced the launch of the LYTIA 610, a 1/2-type CMOS image sensor featuring an approximately 64-effective megapixel resolution and the RB2×2 On-Chip Lens (OCL) pixel structure. The sensor is the industry’s first*¹ product with this advanced pixel structure to enter mass production.
By combining the RB2×2 OCL pixel structure with dedicated array conversion processing (remosaicing) optimised for this structure, delivers enhanced resolution along with improved autofocus (AF) performance. It also offers 20% improvement in spatial resolution compared to Sony’s conventional product with the same pixel siz, enabling telephoto cameras to capture subjects with greater detail and clarity. Additionally, the improved readout speed allows 4K 120fps video recording for the first time on Sony’s 1/2-type sensor, narrowing the performance gap with larger sensors used in main cameras and delivering a more consistent image quality experience across multi-lens camera systems.
Model nameMass-production shipment dateLYTIA 610...
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