MT9V024IA7XTC-DP

MT9V024IA7XTC-DP is a CMOS image sensor in the MT9V024 family from ON Semiconductor (formerly Aptina). It is designed for machine-vision, robotics, surveillance, and automotive-like applications, offering VGA/low–to mid-resolution video with color (Bayer) pixels.
Key points:
- VGA-resolution, progressive-scan image sensor suitable for real-time imaging.
- Rolling shutter with on-chip A/D conversion; programmable exposure and gain.
- I2C control for registers; supports ROI/windowing and binning modes.
- Color Bayer sensor with typical low-to-moderate power consumption; various packaging/variant options (the DP suffix indicates a specific packaging variant).
- Interfaces and data formats vary by board design (commonly parallel or LVDS-style outputs with a separate data/control clock; I2C for configuration).
Applications include autonomous robots, machine-vision inspection, drones, and surveillance systems. For exact specs (pixel size, frame rate vs. ROI, power, pinout, voltage rails) consult the MT9V024IA7XTC-DP datasheet and the vendor’s product brief. If you want, I can pull you a quick spec summary or a link to the datasheet.

Package type: 7×7 mm lead-frame chip-scale package (LFCSP) with ball-grid underneath (48-ball style).

- Pin count: 28 pins (28-pin package).
- Function: MT9V024IA7XTC-DP is a CMOS image sensor with an 8-bit parallel data interface. It outputs pixel data on D0–D7, with control signals PCLK, HREF/HSYNC, VSYNC, and requires MCLK. It is configured via I2C (SDA, SCL) and includes control pins such as RESET, PWDN, and STROBE. It also uses multiple supply pins (AVDD, DVDD/IOVDD) and ground.

- Manufacturer: ON Semiconductor Corporation (formerly Aptina Imaging).
- What kind of company: A global semiconductor company that designs, manufactures, and sells a wide range of ICs and sensors, including image sensors, for automotive, industrial, and consumer markets.

MT9V024IA7XTC-DP is a CMOS image sensor suited for industrial machine-vision and automation. Typical applications:
- Factory automation (quality control, parts inspection, barcode reading)
- Robotics (navigation, grasping, motion tracking)
- Security and surveillance cameras
- Automotive/ADAS and in-vehicle monitoring
- UAVs/drones imaging and traffic monitoring
- Computer-vision R&D and prototyping