Small, Simple, Scalable
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Smallest AutofocusLensVector AutoFocus (LVAF) meets the most demanding size requirements for camera phones, notebook computers and other pocketable consumer electronics devices. LVAF allows camera module manufacturers to include autofocus functionality without significantly adding to the size or weight of the camera. LVAF measures 4.5 x 4.5 x 0.5 mm and weighs 22 mg, enabling autofocus in camera modules as small as 4.5 x 4.5 mm. The smallest mechanical autofocus modules currently available are 8.5 x 8.5 mm. |
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Easy to IntegrateLensVector AutoFocus (LVAF) components support industry standards and fit seamlessly into camera module manufacturers' existing assembly processes. Because LVAF has no motors or moving parts, integrators can use LensVector components to simplify autofocus camera module designs for shorter design cycles, lower integration costs and improved manufacturing yields. In addition, integrators can easily retrofit existing fixed-focus camera modules with LVAF to add autofocus capability without changing the module footprint. LVAF supports standard image sensor resolutions and optical formats: 5-, 3-, 2- megapixel and HD resolutions in 1/4 '', 1/5 '' and smaller optical formats. |
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Rugged Solid-State DesignCamera phones need to be rugged to survive normal wear and tear. Because LensVector AutoFocus (LVAF) has no moving parts, it is less susceptible to failures due to shock and vibration that can plague mechanical solutions. In addition, modules built using LVAF can be sealed to protect against dust and other environmental factors that can jam or damage mechanical systems. LVAF meets all required environmental and reliability specifications for the mobile phone industry. |
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Energy efficientLensVector AutoFocus (LVAF) requires less than half the power of current mechanical solutions, an important consideration in mobile applications where battery life is a key concern. |
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Silent, Smooth Focus for VideoMechanical autofocus systems can interfere with video recording by introducing motor noise that is picked up by the microphone. LVAF operates silently for clear audio. Also, unlike voice coil motors, LVAF changes focus smoothly and continuously, which is essential for high-quality video. |











