Sensors

Custom sensors for specialised market applications

8th October 2024
Sarah Kavanagh
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SI Sensors, backed by a skilled team of image sensor design experts and a growing intellectual property (IP) portfolio, offers a cost-effective, comprehensive service for designing, developing, and manufacturing custom CMOS sensors tailored to niche markets.

While many new products can incorporate commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) sensors that meet basic requirements, niche applications often demand more specialised solutions. Standard COTS sensors may not fulfill specific needs, particularly in highly specialised areas requiring exact electro-optical performance, strict power or thermal management, or unique environmental conditions.

"For companies looking to stand out, custom image sensors offer a significant competitive edge," says Philip Brown, General Manager of SI Sensors. "Relying on COTS sensors limits differentiation since competitors can access the same products. Custom designs, however, allow for innovation that sets your product apart."

Brown further highlights the importance of selecting the right design partner: "Developing new products is a significant investment of time and resources. With our established IP, we can adapt proven design elements to reduce both cost and risk, ensuring our clients capitalize on market opportunities quickly."

SI Sensors focuses on delivering the best balance of performance and cost through a full-service CMOS sensor design process. This includes circuit design, pixel optimisation, simulation, layout, verification, and tape-out. To ensure high-quality and reliable performance, the company adheres to industry standards, such as EMVA 1288, during electro-optical testing from initial characterisation to mass production.

For more information on creating custom CMOS image sensors for challenging niche applications, visit www.si-sensors.com or contact SI Sensors at +44-1442-827728 or info@si-sensors.com.

 

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