Bio-Inspired Imaging Sensors
Bio-Inspired Image Sensors
Image Sensors Specs
Image Sensor
ET-1080
- CMOS sensor
- 1080×1080 RGB sensor resolution
- Dynamic range tunable through I2C-like interface (>110dB)
- 3um pixel pitch
- 4.20mm x 4.00mm module size
- Power consumption <50 mW
- Photo-sensitive area size 3.24mm x 3.24mm
- Sensor frame rate 24fps (max at full frame)
- Differential analog data output
- 1.8V – 3.3V supply voltage
- Integrated with the ETReadOUT board
- Comes with the AMD Zynq ZCU105 Evaluation Kit
- AI-Ready
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Image Sensor
ET2-GS
- CMOS sensor
- 800×600 sensor resolution
- RGB and B&W color pattern
- Sensor max frame rate 40fps
- Sensor Size 25mm2
- Dynamic range 65-120dB
- 3um pixel pitch
- 4.20mm x 4.00mm module size
- Power consumption <50 mW
- Photo-sensitive area size 3.24mm x 3.24mm
- Differential analog data output
- 1.8V – 3.3V supply voltage
- Integrated with the ETReadOUT board
- Comes with the AMD Zynq ZCU105 Evaluation Kit
- AI-Ready
ETReadOUT Board
The ETReadOUT board is included with the sensor and serves as an extension module that integrates the ET-1080 and ET2-GSA sensors. It includes the necessary conversion and control electronics for facilitating communication between the sensors and the FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array). This board is responsible for controlling and converting the two differential outputs into digital signals, which are then transmitted to the ZCU104 board through the onboard FMC connector.
The board operates at 100 MHz, allowing a maximum achievable frame rate of 12 frames per second (fps) in full-frame mode. To achieve a higher frame rate, sub-windowing is required.
Why Eye2Drive Sensors?
Tuned Sensitivity
If lighting is low in the current context, EYE2DRIVE’s imaging sensor can increase sensitivity in real time, providing the critical, reliable information needed.
No Artefacts
Get rid of flickering and ghosting! Everything is native in a single image, which means zero data payload and no artifacts or ghosting when moving objects are involved.
Low Power
The EYE2DRIVE E2D-1080 and ET2-GS image sensors are built around a standard linear pixel and designed for low-power applications such as autonomous car navigation systems.