Cars have a lot of cameras these days. Both front and rear mirrors, side-detection cameras and driver monitoring cameras. Samsung is trying to hit that market with specially-designed automotive sensors that use some specific technology to adapt to low-light and glare situations, the company announced.เล่นเกมสล็อต roma แบบ ทดลอง ฟรี

Touching smaller than the sensor used in smartphones, the ISOCELL Auto 4AC has a resolution of 1,280 x 960, but has a unique "CornerPixel" arrangement. within a single pixel space Both 1 micron and 3 micron photodiodes are used,

with the latter being used for low-light situations. Like Sony's HDR automotive sensor, it can shoot video at night while also adapting to rapidly changing lighting situations, such as in a tunnel.With two photodiodes capturing images

at different exposures simultaneously, the sensor delivers up to 120dB HDR with minimal motion blur. This allows for smoother transitions between dark and light areas while retaining more detail of the road ahead,” according to Samsung. This can reduce the flicker problem of LEDs greater than 90 Hz used in headlights, street lamps and other sources.