Sony unveils a new sensor for phone cameras with the ability to provide double lighting

Sony unveiled its latest CMOS-class smart phone camera sensor, which relies on stacking complementary metal oxide semiconductors and contains a microprocessor in the sensor chip, random memory and other circuits to help process images in a faster way, and will provide higher clarity in imaging and capturing images especially With its ability to introduce twice the amount of light compared to the previous generation of sensors in this class.

The sensors generally provide a sensor sensitive to photodiodes or photodiodes, and a pixel transistor to control the amount of light and distribute it on the same layer of the sensor, but the new sensor from Sony will contain two layers of photodiode sensors, which means that it can provide twice as light compared to normal.

The new technology from Sony will help make the sensor improve and enforce lighting in a custom manner, thus obtaining improvements through two layers of transistor pixels that improve and control lighting twice and not just once, which means clearer imaging, especially in low-light conditions, as it will reduce This reduces noise in photos taken at night and improves the appearance of details in dark places.

This, in turn, will be reflected in the quality of imaging in smartphones in a remarkable way, especially when using such a sensor in medium phones, which will give Sony an additional step in its presence in this market and raise the intensity of direct competition with Samsung, which seeks to expand its share in this market in the coming period.

It is noteworthy that Sony did not specify the date of launching these sensors on smartphones officially or even on digital cameras, but it is expected to arrive soon, especially as it seeks to confirm its position as a leading company in the development of camera sensors for smartphones.