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Full HD CMOS sensor for industrial applications

07.05.2015

Toshiba Electronics Europe has announced the start of mass production of a new 1/3-inch optical format CMOS sensor with Full HD (1080p) high definition image quality. The TCM3232PB meets the requirements for high-resolution, fast frame rate, and clear image quality video recording and playback for industrial applications, and is suitable for security and surveillance cameras, monitor cameras, and car recorders.

Toshiba's innovative High Dynamic Range (HDR) feature achieves a dynamic range of 108dB and is specifically designed to capture clear, distortion-free images even under high-contrast lighting conditions. The sensor also captures full-resolution video at 60 frames per second, producing footage with natural, fluid motion.

The TCM3232PB is available in a compact 10mm x 10mm PBGA (Plastic Ball Grid Array) package. Serial production will start at the end of April 2015.

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