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October, 2022 Teledyne e2v Releases MIPI Optical Modules


CHESTNUT RIDGE, NY — Teledyne e2v has released its 2 megapixel Optimom™, the first in a range of MIPI CSI-2 optical modules. Powered by Teledyne e2v's proprietary image sensor technology, Optimom has been thoughtfully designed to ensure there is minimum development effort required for vision-based embedded systems for robotics, logistics, drones, or laboratory equipment. Optimom 2M features a


native MIPI CSI-2 protocol and standard FPC connector to link with embedded processing


boards. Integration is instant using a dedicated development kit, which includes both an adapter board for hardware inte-


gration and Linux drivers for straightforward software inte- gration with NVIDIA Jetson or NXP i.MX solutions. To address the requirements


Optimom 2M optical module.


of various applications, Optimom 2M can be tailored for multiple scenarios with two color options (Monochrome or RGB) and three lens options (a multi-focus lens, a fix-focus lens, or without lens). The lens is supplied already installed and focused, eliminating the tedious task of lens selection and assembly. All Optimom 2M models are powered by Teledyne e2v's pro-


prietary 2 megapixel, low-noise, global shutter image sensor which provides sharp images of fast-moving objects. The multi- focus version of Optimom 2M combines a broad working dis- tance and wide aperture in one solution by utilizing an innova-


tive focus adjustment technology. Contact: Teledyne e2v US, Inc., 700 Chestnut Ridge Road,


Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977 % 845-425-2000 E-mail: jessica.broom@teledyne.com Web: www.teledyne.com


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ROHM: 40V Window- Type Voltage


Detector SANTA CLARA, CA — ROHM Semiconductor has launched its new high accuracy, ultra-low current consumption voltage detector (reset IC) BD48HW0G- C. The device is optimized for a wide range of automotive and industrial applications requiring voltage monitoring of electronic circuits for increased safety, including automotive electronic control units and factory automation equipment. The new BD48HW0G-C


window-type voltage detector utilizes high-voltage BiCDMOS processes along with ROHM's proprietary analog design tech- nology. The aim: enabling oper- ating voltages up to 40V and an industry-leading detection volt- age accuracy of ±0.75%. At the same time, the detection voltage can be freely set, enabling high accuracy monitoring of abnormal voltages in a wide range of appli- cations, from low voltage to high voltage, contributing to highly reliable systems with minimal incorrect fault events. In addition, the BD48H -


W0G-C is leveraging ROHM's proprietary ultra-low current consumption technology Nano Energy™ which reduces current consumption to just 500nA. This enables application for increased power consumption in battery- powered automotive systems when the engine is stopped. This also makes it suitable for voltage monitoring in various power sup- ply circuits in automotive and industrial applications requiring


functional safety. Contact: ROHM Semicon -


ductor USA, 2323 Owen Street,


Santa Clara, CA 95054 % 858-625-3600 E-mail: tmoench@rohmsemiconductor.co m Web:


www.rohmsemiconductor.com


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