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Mei Xin Sheng: The development of high-precision polarized light crown products has been completed

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2023-09-05 14:36:32
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On September 5, when Mei Xin Sheng held an analyst meeting, it said that the company has launched a fully integrated ultra-low power optical proximity detection sensor and a three-in-one ambient light and proximity detection sensor with ultra-high sensitivity, which have entered mass production.

The research and development of high-precision polarized light crown products has been completed, the feedback and expectations of client verification are good, and it is expected to start small-batch shipments in the fourth quarter.

It further said that the optical sensor chip is a multidisciplinary integration of complex chips, including laser, VICSEL, lenses, photodiodes, etc., integrated optics, processes, analog, digital systems, optical crown chip also integrated image processing signal chain chip, so the optical sensor chip is a highly integrated interdisciplinary field.

The advantages of Meixin Sheng in this field are: first, the team of Meixin Sheng has a rich foundation of MCU, WIFI, Bluetooth and other digital-analog mixed technologies; secondly, the company has the ability to independently develop processes, such as optimizing the PD module in it and improving the signal-to-noise ratio; in addition, the founder has accumulated a relatively rich technology and resources in the laser field. 

Optical sensing products can integrate the company's original mature technology, from optics, process to the subsequent digital-to-analog conversion to digital image processing for multidisciplinary integration, optimize the entire system of the chip, so as to quickly layout products and enter the verification and mass production stage.

Source: Hexun network

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