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General Description
ICM-108B is a single-chip digital color-imaging device. It incorporates a 1280x1024 sensor array capable of operating at up to 30 frames per second and sub-sampled quarter (1/4) and quarter-quarter (1/16) mega pixel resolutions, operating at higher frame rate in progressive manner. Each pixel is covered by a color filter, which formed a so-called Bayer pattern. Correlated double sampling is performed by the internal ADC and timing circuitry. The gains for raw data can be adjusted separately for the 4 Bayer pattern pixels. The output format is 10-bit raw data that can be fed to other DSP, color processing, or compression chips.

Features
• 1.3 mega pixels (1280x1024) format
• Support sub-sampling at quarter (1/4), and quarter-quarter (1/16) mega pixel resolutions for higher video frame rate
• Progressive readout
• Output data format: 10-bit raw data
• Input interface: SIF
• Electronic exposure control
• On-chip 11-bit ADC
• On-chip PLL
• Correlated double sampling
• Video mode and DSC mode
• Dead pixel removal
• Flash control
• Power down mode
• Automatic optical black compensation
• Horizontal and vertical images
• Single 3.3V power supply

Applications
• Digital camcorder
• Digital still camera
• Video phone
• Video conferencing
• Video mail
• Video cellular phone
• PC camera
• Security system
• Visual toy
• Industrial image capture/analysis
• Environment monitor system