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In low-light situations, traditional cameras are prone to missing important information. On traditional cameras, infrared improves image clarity, but it cannot reproduce colour. This is where low-light image sensors come in handy.
Low-light image sensors are appropriate for battlefield, vehicle, and aircraft surveillance systems, as well as CCTV and security day cameras.
The component of each pixel that captures and detects incident photons and turns them into an electrical charge must be of high quality for a sensor to be functional in low-light applications—this is a fundamental requirement. The dark current and quantum efficiency are two indicators of pixel quality.
The Global Ultra Low-Light Image Sensor Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2027.
The backside illuminated (BSI) “Hawkeye” HWK1411 ultra low-light image sensor from BAE Systems, Inc. enables market-leading night vision capabilities while reducing size, weight, and power. The 1.6 megapixel sensor is ideal for battery-powered soldier systems, unmanned platforms, and targeting and surveillance applications, since it provides high-performance imaging capabilities in all light circumstances.
The OS04A10 from OMNIVISION Technologies has the industry’s lowest SNR1 while providing 4MP and 1080p images for video recording. Higher accuracy and longer detection range for security cameras with AI and facial recognition are enabled by increased resolution with even better low-light performance.
Hikvision introduced cameras with DarkFighter technology, which has a bigger sensor and aperture. It uses two sensors, one for IR imaging, which ensures brightness and sharpness, and the other for visible light, which ensures realistic colour reproduction, based on the mechanism human eyes utilise to interpret colour and brightness.
