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GLOBAL HUI, August 5th | GalaxyCore (688728.SH) announced that it has recently achieved mass production and shipment of its 0.61-micron 50-megapixel image sensor product. This product, the world's first single-chip 0.61-micron pixel image sensor, is based on the company's unique Galaxy Cell 2.0 process platform and manufactured in the company's own wafer fab, significantly improving small-pixel performance. This product utilizes a 1/2.88 optical size, reducing the thickness of the camera module and making it widely applicable to smartphone rear-mounted main cameras, ultra-wide-angle cameras, and front-facing cameras. Furthermore, this product integrates single-frame high dynamic range (DAGHDR) technology, achieving wider dynamic range coverage in a single exposure, effectively addressing overexposure and underexposure issues in backlit scenes. It also supports PDAF phase autofocus, ensuring a fast and accurate shooting experience.
The company's 0.61-micron 50-megapixel image sensor has entered mass production and shipment, successfully entering the rear-mounted main camera market for branded mobile phones. This marks further market recognition of the company's innovative high-pixel single-chip integration technology and fully demonstrates the efficiency of its Fab-Lite model. To date, the company has achieved mass production of 0.7-micron 50-megapixel, 1.0-micron 50-megapixel, and 0.61-micron 50-megapixel image sensors based on single-chip integration technology. The company will subsequently leverage this technology platform to further enhance the performance of high-pixel products such as 32-megapixel and 50-megapixel, while also launching products with specifications exceeding 100 megapixels. This will continuously strengthen the company's core competitiveness, increase market share, and expand its leading position.
Aren't products under 0.61um already released?
ReplyDeleteThe GalaxyCore "single chip" process is non-stacked backside illuminated. Their strategy seems to be provide acceptable performance with a less expense process.
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