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Camera Module
Camera Module 

Camera modules are electrical devices that use an image sensor and a lens to transform an optical signal into a digital electronic signal that may be displayed on a display device. In other words, it is a part that gives a digital image the ability to record video, recognize gestures, and capture still images. Usually, camera are utilized in packaging. The camera often referred to as the CCM (compact Module), has been used extensively as a video input device in real-time monitoring, security systems, and video conferencing.

The global Camera Module Market is estimated to be valued at US$ 58,390.9 million in 2021 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 15.2 % over the forecast period (2021-2028).

The price of cameras has decreased to a point where the average person can afford it because of the advancement of Internet technology, constant network speed improvements, mature photographic imaging device technology, and extensive use in camera manufacturing. Now that CAMERA is extensively utilized in cell phones, PDAs, and tablet computers, it helps advance photographic imaging technology.

For the lens, actuator, and PCB, the main elements of the camera module, Samsung Electro-Mechanics possesses high precision design and mass production technology. We offer high-end modules with a variety of features and functionalities based on high-resolution compact lens technology, high-performance tiny actuator technology, optimized and curved PCB design technology, and module integration technology.

A camera module with 108M high-resolution pictures. The camera can capture images effectively in low-luminance environments by using 100M-pixel Nona sensors, and an actuator with impact resistance and high reliability was applied due to the increase in size and weight caused by the application of large-calibre lenses as a result of the increase in sensor size.

 

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