Robert Boschgmbh

Robert Bosch Gmbh

Steffen Fritz

Ulrich Seger

Reiner Schnitzer

Bernd Schmidtke

Uwe Apel

Jens Schick

Siegwart Bogatscher

Alexander Greiner

Hans-Georg Drotleff

Tobias Stumber

Andreas Schmack

Michael Hadeler

Lothar Bergen

A LIDAR sensor for detecting at least one object in a field of view. The LIDAR sensor includes: a transmitting unit includes a laser source; and a receiving unit having at least one detector unit for receiving secondary light that has been reflected and/or scattered in the field of view by an object. The detector unit includes a sub-detector array including a plurality of sub-detectors arranged in a first direction of extent next to each other and/or in a second direction of extent one behind another, and a processor unit that is designed to select a first group from a plurality of sub-detectors and to group it to form a first macropixel, and simultaneously to select at least one second group and to group it/them to form at least one second micropixel. The first macropixel and at least one of the second macropixels comprise at least one same sub-detector.

LIDAR sensor for detecting an object and a method for a lidar sensor

CMOS pixel having a dual conversion gain readout circuit, including at least one first photodiode (PD), a diffusion region (FD) having a first capacitance (CFD) for accommodating a charge of the at least one first photodiode (PD), the dual conversion gain readout circuit being designed to read out the charge of the diffusion region (FD) with the aid of a first amplification factor and with the aid of a second amplification factor, the CMOS pixel including at least one second photodiode (PD), the diffusion region (FD) furthermore being designed to accommodate a charge of the at least one second photodiode (PD), and the dual conversion gain readout circuit being designed to read out the charge of the diffusion region (FD) with the aid of at least one third amplification factor and at least one fourth amplification factor.

CMOS pixel, image sensor, and camera and method for reading out a CMOS pixel

A camera module, in particular for a vehicle, the camera module having at least: an objective having a lens mount and at least one lens, an image sensor for acquiring and converting optical signals into electrical signals, a bearer device on which the image sensor is mounted and contacted, and a camera housing for accommodating the objective and the bearer device. The objective is connected to the camera housing, in particular to a first housing part, and is borne by the camera housing. The bearer device can in particular be fixed on the objective or on the first housing part.

Camera module for a vehicle and method for its production

A device is described for a motor vehicle, having at least one first camera and at least one second camera, the first camera and the second camera acting as a stereo camera, the first camera and the second camera being different with respect to at least one camera property, in particular the light sensitivity of the first camera and the light sensitivity of the second camera being different. Furthermore the device is configured in such a way that the driver assistance function of night vision support and/or traffic sign recognition and/or object recognition and/or road boundary recognition and/or lane recognition and/or other functions are ensured.

Stereo camera for a motor vehicle

In an image sensing device having a housing, having a circuit assemblage disposed on a circuit board, and having an image sensor that is disposed on a circuit board and in front of an opening of the housing, in order to improve the shielding effect, at least one shielding layer is disposed on the circuit board carrying the image sensor.

Image sensing device having a shielding layer

An image-recording system having at least one camera, having a receiving device and having a signal connection between the camera and the receiving device. The receiving device generates a PWM-coded signal which is transmitted to the camera. A clock signal is obtained in the camera from the PWM-coded signal.

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