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The ISOCELL CMOS camera sensors are a family of sensors produced by Samsung and available for purchase by other companies. They are used in a wide variety of products including mobile phones, computers and digital cameras.[1][non-primary source needed]
Design
[edit]These sensors use one of the following pixel type technologies:
- FSI: frontside-illuminated. The light that reaches the photosensitive area is reduced because it needs to pass through multiple metal and dielectric layers.
- BSI: backside-illuminated.The metal wiring shifted to backside of photosensitive area(photodiode). The light reaches the photosensitive area directly.
- ISOCELL: ISOCELL combines 3D-BSI with Front-side, Full-depth, Deep-Trench Isolation (F-DTI) and Vertical Transfer Gate (VTG). This provides increased light sensitivity and higher color fidelity even in poor lighting conditions.[2]
- ISOCELL Plus: ISOCELL Plus replaces ISOCELL's metal grid barriers with an innovative new material developed by Fujifilm. This minimizes optical loss and light reflection, providing higher color fidelity and up to a 15% enhancement in light sensitivity compared to ISOCELL.[3]
- ISOCELL 2.0: ISOCELL 2.0 builds on ISOCELL Plus technology by additionally replacing the lower portion of the color filter barriers with a more reflective material. It further reduces optical loss in each pixel and drastically improves light sensitivity producing even more vivid pictures with reduced noise.[4]
These sensors can be configured with one of the following chroma technologies:
- BW also known as Monochrome. No color filter array.
- RGB also known as Bayer filter or RGGB. Features a repeating 2×2 pattern with 1 red, 2 green and 1 blue pixels.
- Tetracell also known as Quad Bayer or 4-cell. For darker scenes, signal processing can combine data from 2x2 pixel groups to essentially act like a larger pixel with a repeating 4×4 subpixel pattern with 4 red, 8 green and 4 blue subpixels. For brighter scenes, signal processing can convert the Tetracell into a conventional RGB filter to achieve 4x higher resolution. Resolution & pixel size listed below is after re-mosaic signal processing.[5]
- Nonacell is similar to Tetracell, but with 3x3 pixel groups and a 6×6 pattern with 9 red, 18 green and 9 blue subpixels.
- ChameleonCell is similar to Tetracell and Nonacell, but with 4x4 pixel groups and a 8x8 pattern with 16 red, 32 green and 16 blue subpixels.
List of sensors
[edit]| Model
(Part Number) Release date |
Resolution | ADC accuracy (bits) | Output formats RAW
(bits) |
Diagonal in
Optical format (or mm) |
Pixel size (μm) | Pixel type | Color Filter | Auto Focus | Staggered HDR | Dual Conversion Gain | Products used in |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ISOCELL KD1 (S5KKD1)[6] | 6560 x 4928
32 MP |
10 | 8/10 | 1/3.42" (5.25 mm) |
0.64 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Double Super PD | Smart-ISO | Rear: Xiaomi 14T | |
| ISOCELL GN8 (S5KGN8)[7] | 8192 x 6144
50 Mp |
10 | 10/12 | 1/1.95" (8.19 mm) |
0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Super QPD | Smart-ISO Pro, Dual Slope Gain | Rear: Motorola Razr 50 Ultra | |
| ISOCELL HP9 (S5KHP9)[8]
2024.06.27 |
16320 x 12288
200 MP 8K@30 fps 4K@120 fps FHD@480 fps |
10 | 10/12/14 | 1/1.4" | 0.56 | ISOCELL 3.0 | Tetra2pixel RGB Bayer | Super QPD | Yes | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear: Telephoto |
| ISOCELL GNJ (S5KGNJ)[9]
2024.06.27 |
8192 x 6144
50 MP 8K@30 fps 4K@120 fps FHD@480 fps |
10 | 8/10/12/14 | 1/1.56" | 1.0 | ISOCELL 3.0 | Dual Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel Pro PD | Yes | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear:
Nothing Phone (3a) Pro |
| ISOCELL JN5 (S5KJN5)[10]
2024.06.27 |
8192 x 6144
50 MP 4K@60 fps FHD@240 fps |
10 | 10 | 1/2.76" | 0.64 | ISOCELL 3.0 | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Super QPD | Yes | Dual Slope Gain | |
| ISOCELL GNK (S5KGNK) | 8160 x 6144
50 MP Video: 8K@30 fps 4K@120 fps FHD@240 fps |
10 | 8/10/12/14 | 1/1.3" | 1.2 | ISOCELL 3.0 | Dual Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel Pro PD | Yes | Smart-ISO Pro |
Rear: Google Pixel 8 Google Pixel 8 Pro Google Pixel 9 Google Pixel 9 Pro Google Pixel 9 Pro XL |
| ISOCELL HP2 (S5KHP2)[11]
2023.01.17 |
16384 x 12288
200 MP Video: 8K@30 fps 4K@120 fps |
10 | 10/12 | 1/1.3" (12.31 mm) |
0.6 | ISOCELL 3.0 | Tetra2pixel RGB Bayer | Super QPD | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear:
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra | |
| ISOCELL HPX
2022.10.20 |
16320 x 12288
200 MP Video: 8K@30 fps 4K@120 fps |
10 | 10/12/14 | 1/1.4" (11.43 mm) |
0.56 | ISOCELL 3.0 | Tetra2pixel RGB Bayer | Super QPD | Yes | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear:
Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 Pro+ |
| ISOCELL HP3 (S5KHP3)[12] 2022.06.23 | 16320 x 12288
200 MP Video: 8K@30 fps 4K@120 fps |
10 | 10/12/14 | 1/1.4" (11.43 mm) |
0.56 | ISOCELL 3.0 | Tetra2pixel RGB Bayer | Super QPD | Yes | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear:
Honor 90 Pro |
| ISOCELL HP1 (S5KHP1)[13] 2021.09.02 | 16384 x 12288
200 Mp Video: 8K@30 fps |
10 | 8/10/12 | 1/1.22" (13.11 mm) |
0.64 | ISOCELL 3.0 | Tetra2pixel RGB Bayer | Double Super PD | Yes | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear: Motorola Edge 30 Ultra (X30 Pro in China) Xiaomi 12T Pro |
| ISOCELL HM6 (S5KHM6)[14] 2022.03. | 12000 x 9000
108 Mp Video: 8K@24 fps |
10 | 8/10/12 | 1/1.67" (9.58 mm) |
0.64 | ISOCELL 2.0 | Nonapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear: Infinix Note 12 Pro | |
| ISOCELL HM3 (S5KHM3)[15] 2021.01.14 | 12000 x 9000
108 Mp Video: 8K@30 fps |
10 | 8/10/12 | 1/1.33" (12.03 mm) |
0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | Nonapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD Plus | Yes | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear: |
| ISOCELL HM2 (S5KHM2)[16] / 2020.09.15 | 12000 x 9000
108 Mp Video: 8K@24 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/1.52" (10.53 mm) |
0.7 | ISOCELL Plus | Nonapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Smart-ISO | Rear:
List
| |
| ISOCELL HMX (S5KHMX)[17] / 2019.08.12 | 12032 x 9024
108 Mp Video: 6016 x 3384 @ 30 fps |
10 | 10 | 1/1.33" (12.03 mm) |
0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Smart-ISO | Rear:
List
| |
| ISOCELL HM1 (S5KHM1)[18] / 2020.02.12 | 12000 x 9000
108 Mp Video: 8K@24 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/1.33" (12.03 mm) |
0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | Nonapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Smart-ISO | Rear: | |
| ISOCELL GW3 (S5KGW3)[19] / 2020.09.15 | 9280 x 6944
64 Mp Video: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 fps |
10 | 10 | 1/1.97" (8.12 mm) |
0.7 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Smart-ISO | Rear: List
| |
| ISOCELL GW2 (S5KGW2)[20] / 2020. | 9280 x 6944
64 Mp Video: 7680 x 4320 @ 24 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/1.72" (9.21 mm) |
0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | RGB Bayer | Super PD | Rear: Telephoto | ||
| ISOCELL GW1 (S5KGW1)[21] / 2019.05.09 | 9280 x 6944
64 Mp Video: 7680 x 4320 @ 24 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/1.72" (9.21 mm) |
0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Smart-ISO | Rear: List
| |
| ISOCELL GN9 (S5KGN9)[22] / 2023 | 8160 x 6144
50 Mp |
10 | 10 | 1/1.57" (10.21 mm) |
1.0 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Yes | Rear: Nothing Phone (2a) | |
| ISOCELL GN5 (S5KGN5)[23] / 2021.09.02 | 8160 x 6144
50 Mp Video: 7680 x 4320 @ 30 fps |
10 | 8/10/12 | 1/1.57" (10.19 mm) |
1.0 | ISOCELL 2.0 | Dual Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel Pro PD | Yes | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear: Samsung Galaxy S22 |
| ISOCELL GN3 (S5KGN3)[24] 2022.08.13 | 8160 x 6144
50 Mp Video: 7680 x 4320 @ 30 fps |
10 | 8/10/12 | 1/1.57" (10.19 mm) |
1.0 | ISOCELL 2.0 | Dual Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel PD | Yes | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear: Samsung Galaxy S23 Samsung Galaxy S24 Samsung Galaxy S24+ |
| ISOCELL GN2 (S5KGN2)[25] / 2021.02.23 | 8160 x 6144
50 Mp Video: 7680 x 4320 @ 24 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/1.12" (14.28 mm) |
1.4 | ISOCELL Plus | Dual Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel Pro PD | Yes | Smart-ISO Pro | Rear:
Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro Honor Magic4 Ultimate |
| ISOCELL GN1 (S5KGN1)[26] / 2020.05.19 | 8160 x 6144
50 Mp Video: 7680 x 4320 @ 30 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/1.31" (12.21 mm) |
1.2 | ISOCELL Plus | Dual Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Dual PD | Smart-ISO | Rear:
Pixel 6 | |
| ISOCELL JN1 (S5KJN1)[27] / 2021.06.10 | 8160 x 6144
50 Mp Video: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 fps |
10 | 10 | 1/2.76" (6.54 mm) |
0.64 | ISOCELL 2.0 | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Double Super PD | Smart-ISO | Rear:
List
| |
| ISOCELL GM5 (S5KGM5)[28] / 2020.09.15 | 8064 x 6048
48 Mp Video: 7680 x 4320 @ 30 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.55" (7.06 mm) |
0.7 | ISOCELL 2.0 | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Yes | Smart-ISO | Telephoto:
Google Pixel 7 Pro |
| ISOCELL GM2 (S5KGM2)[29] / 2019.05.09 | 8000 x 6000
48 Mp Video: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.0" (8 mm) |
0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Smart-ISO | Rear: LG Velvet | |
| ISOCELL GM1 (S5KGM1)[30] / 2018.10.30 | 8000 x 6000
48 Mp Video: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.0" (8 mm) |
0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | PD | Rear:
Fairphone 3+[31] | ||
| ISOCELL GH1 (S5KGH1)[32] / 2019.09.24 | 7968 x 5480
43.7 Mp Video: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 fps |
10 | 10 | 1/2.65" (6.77 mm) |
0.7 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Front: Oppo Reno3 Pro | ||
| ISOCELL JD1 (S5KJD1)[33] /
2020.09.15 |
6560 x 4920
32 Mp |
10 | 10 | 1/3.14" (5.1 mm) |
0.7 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | Super PD | Yes | Smart-ISO | Front:
Honor 50 |
| ISOCELL GD2
(S5KGD2) |
6560 x 4928
32 Mp |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.8" | 0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | PD | Front:
Tecno Camon 19 Pro | ||
| ISOCELL GD1 (S5KGD1) /
2018.10.30 |
6560 x 4928
32 Mp |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.80" (6.4 mm) |
0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetrapixel RGB Bayer | PD | Front: Infinix S4 | ||
| ISOCELL 2L3 (SAK2L3)[34] | 4032 x 3024
12.2 Mp Video: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.55" (7.06 mm) |
1.4 | ISOCELL | RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel PD | Rear: | ||
| ISOCELL 2L1 (S5K2L1)[35] | 4032 x 3024
12.2 Mp |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.6" (7.06 mm) |
1.4 | ISOCELL | RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel PD | Rear: Samsung Galaxy S71 | ||
| ISOCELL 2L2 (S5K2L2)[37] | 4032 x 3024 12.2 Mp |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.55" (7.06 mm) |
1.4 | ISOCELL | RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel PD | Rear: Samsung Galaxy S84 | ||
| ISOCELL 2L3 (S5K2L3)[38] | 4032 x 3024 12.2 Mp Video: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 fps |
1/2.55" (7.06 mm) |
1.4 | ISOCELL Plus | RGB | Rear: | |||||
| ISOCELL 2L4 (S5K2L4)[40] | 4032 x 3024 12.2 Mp Video: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 fps |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.55" (7.06 mm) |
1.4 | ISOCELL Plus | RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel PD | Rear: Samsung Galaxy S10 | ||
| ISOCELL 2L7 (S5K2L7)[42] | 4032 x 3024
12.2 Mp |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.56" (7.06 mm) |
1.4 | ISOCELL | RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel PD | Rear: BQ Aquaris X PRO[43] | ||
| ISOCELL 2L8 (S5K2L8)[45] | 4032 x 3024
12.2 Mp |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.80" (6.4 mm) |
1.28 | ISOCELL | RGB Bayer | Dual Pixel PD | Rear: BQ Aquaris X2 Front: | ||
| ISOCELL 2L9 (S5K2L9) | 4032 x 3024
12.2 Mp |
1/2.55" (7.06 mm) |
1.4 | ISOCELL | RGB | Rear: Vivo X20 | |||||
| ISOCELL 2LD (S5K2LD) | 4032 x 3024
12.2 Mp Video: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 fps |
1/1.76" (9.072 mm) |
1.8 | ISOCELL Plus | RGB | Dual PD | Rear: Samsung Galaxy S20 | ||||
| ISOCELL 2M8 (S5K2M8) | 4208 x 3120 13 Mp |
1/2.60" (6.828 mm) |
1.34 | ISOCELL | RGB | Rear: ZUK Z2 (Lenovo Z2 Plus) | |||||
| ISOCELL 2P2 (S5K2P2) | 5312 x 2988 16 Mp |
1/2.60" (6.828 mm) |
1.12 | ISOCELL | RGB | Rear: Samsung Galaxy S5[46] | |||||
| ISOCELL 2P7 (S5K2P7)[49] | 4640 x 3488
16 Mp |
10 | 8/10 | 1/2.80" | 1.12 | ISOCELL | RGB Bayer | Super PD | Rear: LG V20 | ||
| ISOCELL 2P8 (S5K2P8) | 5336 x 3000
16 Mp |
1/2.60" (6.828 mm) |
1.12 | ISOCELL | RGB | Rear: Lenovo Vibe Shot | |||||
| ISOCELL 2T8 (S5K2T8) | 5976 x 3368 20 Mp |
1/2.60" (6.828 mm) |
1.1 | ISOCELL | RGB | Rear: | |||||
| ISOCELL 3H1 (S5K3H1) | 3280 x 2464
8 Mp |
1/3.60" | 1.22 | ISOCELL | RGB | Front: | |||||
| ISOCELL 3H2 (S5K3H2) | 3264 x 2448 8 Mp |
1/3.20" (5.68 mm) |
1.4 | ISOCELL | RGB | Rear: Samsung Galaxy S2[50] | |||||
| ISOCELL 3J1 (S5K3J1)[51] | 3648 x 2736 10 Mp |
1/3.20" (5.57 mm) |
1.22 | ISOCELL Plus | RGB | Front: Rear: | |||||
| ISOCELL 3L2 (S5K3L2)[53] | 4208 x 3120 13 Mp |
1/3.06" (5.867 mm) |
1.12 | ISOCELL | RGB | Rear: Samsung Galaxy A3 (2016) | |||||
| ISOCELL 3L8 (S5K3L8)[55] | 4208 x 3120 13 Mp |
1/3.06" (5.867 mm) |
1.12 | ISOCELL | RGB/BW | Rear: Xiaomi Redmi 3/S/X/Pro[56] | |||||
| ISOCELL 3M2 (S5K3M2) | 4208 x 3120 13 Mp |
1/3.06" (5.867 mm) |
1.12 | ISOCELL | RGB | Rear: OnePlus X[57]3 | |||||
| ISOCELL 3M3 (S5K3M3 & S5K3M3+) | 4208 x 3120 13 Mp |
10 | 8/10 | 1/3.4" | 1.0 | ISOCELL | RGB Bayer | PD | Secondary rear: LG V30 | ||
| ISOCELL 3M5 (S5K3M5)[59] | 4208 x 3120 13 Mp |
1/3.40" | 1.0 | ISOCELL | RGB | Third rear: | |||||
| ISOCELL 3P3 (S5K3P3) | 5312 x 2988 16 Mp |
1/3.06" (5.867 mm) |
1.0 | ISOCELL | RGB | Rear: Oukitel K6[60] | |||||
| ISOCELL 3P8 (S5K3P8)[64] | 4640 x 3488 16 Mp |
1/3.10" (6.4 mm) |
1.0 | ISOCELL | RGB/Tetracell | Rear: Blackview BV9600 Front: | |||||
| ISOCELL 3P9 (S5K3P9)[65] | 4608 x 3456 16 Mp |
1/3.10" (6.4 mm) |
1.0 | ISOCELL | RGB/Tetracell | Third rear: Samsung Galaxy S10[52]Samsung Galaxy S10+ Second rear: | |||||
| ISOCELL 3T1 (S5K3T1SP - Tetrapixel, S5K3T1SX - RGB) | 5184 x 3880
20 Mp |
10 | 8/10 | 1/3.0" (6.4 mm) |
0.9 | ISOCELL | Tetrapixel/RGB | Contrast | Front: Xiaomi Mi 8 | ||
| ISOCELL 3T2 (S5K3T2)[66] | 5184 x 3880
20 Mp |
1/3.40" | 0.8 | ISOCELL Plus | Tetracell | Front: Xiaomi Mi 10 Rear: | |||||
| ISOCELL 4E6 (S5K4E6) | 2592 x 1944
5 Mp |
1/4" (4.5 mm) |
1.34 | ISOCELL | RGB | Front: HTC 10[67] | |||||
| ISOCELL 4E8 (S5K4E8) | 2592 x 1944
5 Mp |
1/4" (4.5 mm) |
1.4 | ISOCELL Bright | RGB/BW | Secondary rear: Vivo X20 (2nd rear) | |||||
| ISOCELL 4H5 (S5K4H5) | 3264 x 2448
8 Mp |
1/4" (4.5 mm) |
1.12 | BSI(~YB)/
ISOCELL(~YC) |
RGB | Rear: | |||||
| ISOCELL 4H7 (S5K4H7)[69] | 3264 x 2448
8 Mp |
1/4" (4.5 mm) |
1.12 | BSI | RGB | Front:
Sony Xperia 1 Rear ultrawide: Meizu 17 | |||||
| S5K5BAF[70] | 1600 x 1200 | 1/5" | 1.75 | FSI | RGB | Front: | |||||
| S5K5E2 | 2560 x 1920
5 Mp |
1/5" (5.08 mm) |
1.12 | BSI | RGB | Rear: Front: | |||||
| S5K5E3 | 2576 x 1932 5 Mp |
1/4" (4.5 mm) |
1.12 | BSI | RGB | Front: Huawei Honor 3C | |||||
| S5K5E8 | 2592 x 1944
5 Mp |
1/5" (5.08 mm) |
1.12 | BSI | RGB/BW | Front: Xiaomi Redmi Note 4/4X Secondary rear: | |||||
| S5K6A3[72] | 1412 x 1412 | 1/6" (3 mm) |
1.75 | BSI | RGB | Front: | |||||
| S5K6B2 | 1936 x 1036 2 Mp |
1/6" (3 mm) |
1.34 | BSI | RGB | Front: Samsung Galaxy S4[73] | |||||
| S5K6D1 | 2560 x 1440 3.7 Mp |
1/5" (3.6 mm) |
1.12 | BSI | RGB | Front: Samsung Galaxy Note 4[75] |
1: The Galaxy S7 family utilizes either one of two sensors: the Samsung S5K2L1 or the Sony IMX260. They are regarded as nearly identical sensors.
2: The Galaxy S6 family and Note 5 utilizes either one of two sensors: the Samsung S5K2P2 or the Sony IMX240. They are regarded as nearly identical sensors.
3: The Xiaomi Mi 4C and Oneplus X utilize either one of two sensors: the Samsung S5K3M2 or the Sony IMX258. They are similar sensors, but the IMX258 is a newer unit.
4: The Galaxy S8 family utilizes either one of two sensors: the Samsung S5K2L2 or the Sony IMX333. They are regarded as nearly identical sensors.
5: The Xiaomi Mi 6 has two sensors. One of the two sensors is S5K3M3, another is Sony IMX386.
6: The Meizu Pro 6 family utilizes either one of two sensors: the Samsung S5K3M3 or the Sony IMX386, They are regarded as nearly identical sensors
7: The Xiaomi Mi Max 2 utilizes either one of two sensors: the Samsung S5K3M3 or the Sony IMX386. They are regarded as nearly identical sensors
8: The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ utilize either one of two sensors: the Samsung S5K2L3 or the Sony IMX345. Both feature stacked LPDDR4 DRAM in the CMOS sensor.
9: The Galaxy S8 family utilizes either one of two sensors: the Samsung S5K3H1 or the Sony IMX320. They are regarded as nearly identical sensors.
10: The Galaxy S10 family utilizes either one of two sensors: the Samsung S5K3J1 or the Sony IMX374. They are regarded as nearly identical sensors.
11: The Galaxy Z Flip's ultra-wide camera utilizes the 16 Mp sensor, but images are cropped down to 12 Mp.
12: The Galaxy S21 and S21+ utilizes either one of two sensors: the Samsung 2LD (Exynos variant) or the Sony IMX555 (Snapdragon variant).[76] They are regarded as nearly identical sensors.
13: The backlight sensor is a special photographic sensor. It allows you to take high quality, clear photos in low light. The BSI sensor improves image sharpness during shooting.[77]
See also
[edit]- Exmor
- Bionz – image processor
- HAD CCD – Sony
- Expeed – Nikon image/video processors
- Toshiba CMOS
- OmniVision
References
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Introduction and Early Development
ISOCELL is a pixel isolation technology for CMOS image sensors developed by Samsung Electronics, first announced on September 24, 2013, as an advancement over conventional backside-illuminated (BSI) sensors.[9] The technology was created to tackle key challenges in mobile imaging as pixel sizes diminished to enable higher resolutions in compact devices, particularly below 1.4 micrometers, where traditional BSI sensors experienced increased electrical crosstalk—leading to color mixing—and diminished light sensitivity due to reduced quantum efficiency.[9][10] At its core, ISOCELL addresses these issues by incorporating physical barriers, consisting of deep trenches filled with metal or oxide, between adjacent photodiodes to isolate pixels and prevent light and charge leakage.[9] This design enhances color fidelity and sharpness by reducing crosstalk by approximately 30% compared to standard BSI pixels, while also boosting full well capacity by 30% for improved dynamic range.[9][11] Initial prototypes demonstrated up to 20% greater light sensitivity across various lighting conditions, marking a shift from shared pixel architectures toward fully isolated cells.[9] The technology was introduced as patent-pending, reflecting Samsung's ongoing development efforts prior to the public reveal.[12] The inaugural ISOCELL sensor, model S5K4H5YB, is an 8-megapixel imager featuring 1.12-micrometer pixels in a 1/4-inch optical format, designed for mid-range smartphones and entering mass production in the fourth quarter of 2013.[9][13] Early commercial adoption began with its integration into select mid-range devices later that year, followed by broader implementation in flagship models such as the Samsung Galaxy S5, released in 2014, which employed a 16-megapixel ISOCELL sensor with similar pixel isolation for enhanced low-light performance.[14][10] This rollout signified ISOCELL's role in transitioning mobile camera systems to higher efficiency without compromising on miniaturization.[15]Key Milestones and Generations
In 2017, Samsung officially branded its image sensor lineup as ISOCELL, categorizing it into specialized sub-brands to highlight performance attributes: ISOCELL Bright for high light sensitivity, ISOCELL Fast for rapid autofocus, ISOCELL Slim for compact designs, and ISOCELL Dual for multi-camera systems. This branding strategy marked a shift toward targeted innovations in mobile imaging, with the first notable release under ISOCELL Bright being the GW1 sensor in 2019, featuring 64-megapixel resolution. Building on the original ISOCELL architecture, Samsung introduced ISOCELL Plus in 2018, incorporating reflective metal layers between pixels to minimize light reflection losses and boost color fidelity by up to 15%.[2] This advancement debuted in slim-profile sensors such as the 3T2, a 20-megapixel model optimized for space-constrained devices.[16] The year 2020 saw the launch of the ISOCELL Vizion series, debuting with the Vizion 33D time-of-flight (ToF) sensor in November and expanding the technology beyond mobile applications to include ToF and global shutter sensors for robotics and extended reality uses. Concurrently, Samsung introduced Tetracell pixel binning in the GN1 sensor, a 50-megapixel model with 1.2-micrometer pixels that achieved four times greater light sensitivity in low-light conditions.[17] Advancements accelerated in 2021 with the debut of ISOCELL 2.0, which further refined pixel isolation by replacing metallic barriers with a seamless reflective structure, boosting light sensitivity by up to 15%.[18] This generation premiered with the HP1, the world's first 200-megapixel mobile image sensor featuring a 1/1.22-inch optical format and 0.64-micrometer pixels. From 2022 to 2025, the ISOCELL HP series evolved rapidly to push resolution and performance boundaries. The HP3, announced in 2022, enhanced high dynamic range (HDR) capabilities with 14-bit processing for better detail in varied lighting. In 2023, the HP2 incorporated Tetra²pixel technology, enabling 16-times pixel binning for superior low-light performance while maintaining 200-megapixel resolution. In 2024, Samsung released the HP9, a 200-megapixel sensor with a 1/1.4-inch size for improved light capture, alongside the GNJ, a 50-megapixel model in a 1/1.57-inch format optimized for versatile mobile setups.[19] Culminating recent innovations, the HP5 arrived in 2025 as the first sub-micrometer high-resolution sensor at 200 megapixels with 0.5-micrometer pixels, emphasizing ultra-fine detail and AI integration.[8] ISOCELL sensors have achieved significant market adoption, with ongoing expansions into AI-optimized imaging for enhanced computational photography.Technology
Core Design Principles
ISOCELL technology fundamentally relies on pixel isolation through deep trench isolation (DTI) structures to separate adjacent photodiodes in CMOS image sensors. These narrow trenches, filled with low-refractive-index materials such as silicon oxide, form physical barriers that minimize both electrical and optical crosstalk between pixels. By preventing charge leakage and light spillover, DTI reduces color crosstalk by approximately 30% compared to conventional backside-illuminated (BSI) sensors, enabling sharper images even in high-density pixel arrays.[20] Each ISOCELL pixel functions as an independent "cell" optimized for light absorption, with dedicated microlenses directing incoming light directly onto the photodiode beneath. This design enhances quantum efficiency in the visible spectrum through better photon-to-electron conversion. Integrated with backside illumination, ISOCELL positions the wiring layer on the front side of the silicon substrate, allowing a greater portion of incident light to reach the photodiodes compared to front-side-illuminated (FSI) sensors while the added isolation mitigates the crosstalk inherent in BSI architectures. The technology also increases full well capacity by approximately 30% over conventional BSI designs.[21][22] The sensor incorporates a Bayer pattern color filter array overlaid with anti-reflective coatings on the microlenses to suppress flare and internal reflections, ensuring accurate color reproduction. This configuration supports pixel size scalability down to 0.5 μm without a proportional loss in sensitivity, as the isolation and optical enhancements maintain light capture efficiency in ultra-compact designs.[23][8] In comparison to alternatives, ISOCELL overcomes the light blockage from front-side wiring in FSI sensors by leveraging BSI principles, while surpassing standard BSI through its physical barriers that provide superior isolation in densely packed pixels, reducing overall crosstalk from around 19% to 12.5%.[24][14]Advancements and Variants
ISOCELL Plus represents an evolution in pixel isolation by incorporating highly reflective layers beneath the color filters, which recycle scattered light that would otherwise be lost, thereby enhancing overall light sensitivity by up to 15% and improving color fidelity.[25] This advancement enables the creation of slimmer sensors, such as those with pixel sizes as small as 0.8 micrometers, without compromising performance, supporting ultra-thin camera modules.[25][26] Tetracell technology introduces pixel binning by merging signals from adjacent 2x2 pixel arrays of the same color, effectively creating larger virtual pixels that quadruple light sensitivity while reducing resolution to one-fourth, ideal for low-light conditions. Building on this, the Tetra²pixel variant applies multi-stage binning in high-resolution sensors, such as 200-megapixel models, where initial 4-to-1 binning yields 50-megapixel output with doubled effective pixel size, and further binning achieves 12.5-megapixel images with 16 times the light sensitivity, simulating larger pixels up to 2.56 micrometers.[7][18] ISOCELL 2.0 refines the core deep trench isolation (DTI) barriers by integrating a highly reflective material at the base, minimizing light reflection losses and crosstalk for up to 15% greater light absorption in sub-micrometer pixels. It incorporates Dual Pixel Pro, an all-pixel phase-detection autofocus system with multi-directional photodiodes that enable rapid focusing across the entire sensor area, even on fast-moving or low-contrast subjects. Additionally, it supports in-sensor zoom through intelligent cropping and remosaic techniques, enhancing versatility without additional hardware.[4][27] The ISOCELL Vizion series extends the technology to specialized non-standard sensors, including time-of-flight (ToF) models like the Vizion 63D, a 0.3-megapixel indirect ToF sensor operating at 940 nanometers for precise depth mapping up to 10 meters. Global shutter variants, such as the Vizion 931 at 0.93 megapixels, capture entire frames simultaneously to eliminate rolling shutter distortion, making them suitable for high-speed applications like robotics where motion artifacts must be avoided.[28][29] In 2025, Samsung introduced the Nanoprism technology in sensors like the ISOCELL JNP, applying meta-photonics to microlenses for approximately 25% improved light-gathering efficiency in miniaturized pixels.[30] Advancements in AI and HDR processing leverage on-chip dual gain readout, where pixels switch between high and low conversion gains to capture wide exposure ranges in a single frame, enabling real-time HDR with dynamic ranges exceeding 100 dB. The dynamic range is quantified as , allowing recent models to approach human vision capabilities by merging short, medium, and long exposures with minimal motion artifacts via AI-driven fusion. Other variants include full dual-pixel implementations for all-pixel autofocus coverage and optimized slim designs achieving module thicknesses under 5 millimeters through compact pixel architectures.[31][26]Applications
Mobile Devices
ISOCELL technology has become integral to mobile photography, frequently used as the sensor in the main cameras of flagship Android smartphones, where Samsung holds approximately 29% share in the global mobile image sensor market as of 2025.[32] This dominance enables advanced features such as 8K video recording at 30 frames per second and up to 100x digital zoom through high-resolution cropping, as demonstrated in devices like the Galaxy S21 Ultra equipped with the 108MP ISOCELL HM3 sensor.[33][34] In low-light conditions, ISOCELL's Tetracell pixel binning technology merges four adjacent pixels to enhance light sensitivity, allowing for brighter and less noisy night mode images, a capability showcased in the Galaxy S series, including the S21 Ultra's HM3 sensor which supports seamless switching between ISO modes for improved clarity in dim environments.[17][35] ISOCELL sensors also power multi-camera systems in smartphones, with variants like the 50MP JN1 used in ultra-wide lenses for compact modules that maintain high detail through pixel binning, and the 12MP 3J1 in telephoto setups with optical image stabilization (OIS) to facilitate computational photography features such as portrait mode, where dual-pixel autofocus aids precise subject isolation.[36][37][38] Samsung supplies ISOCELL sensors to major brands including Google Pixel devices, which have incorporated them since the Pixel 6 series, and Samsung beginning to supply for Apple's iPhone lineup with the iPhone 18 in 2026 for enhanced imaging, alongside various Chinese manufacturers like Vivo.[39][40][41] This widespread adoption has supported significant expansion in mobile camera shipments, with the global mobile phone camera module market reaching over $58 billion by 2022, driven in part by innovations in sensor efficiency and resolution.[42] To address challenges in compact mobile designs with smaller pixels, ISOCELL employs HDR stacking techniques that combine multiple exposures to preserve dynamic range, ensuring vibrant details in high-contrast scenes without excessive noise.[43] For instance, high-resolution models like the 200MP ISOCELL HP series enable effective digital zoom in everyday photography by cropping into ultra-detailed frames.[44]Automotive and Industrial Uses
ISOCELL technology has been tailored for automotive use through Samsung's ISOCELL Auto series, which supports advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and 360° surround view monitoring. These sensors, such as the 8.3-megapixel ISOCELL Auto 1H1, meet AEC-Q100 Grade 2+ certification standards, enabling reliable operation across a temperature range of -40°C to 105°C in vehicular environments.[45] The series incorporates features like high dynamic range (HDR) up to 120 dB to handle extreme lighting contrasts, such as headlights and taillights during night driving, ensuring clear visibility for safety-critical functions including driver monitoring.[46] In industrial applications, Samsung's ISOCELL Vizion lineup addresses demands for durable, high-performance imaging in robotics and automation. Global shutter sensors in this series, such as those designed for motion-intensive tasks, eliminate rolling shutter distortion and motion blur, facilitating precise object tracking in dynamic settings like assembly lines.[47] Time-of-Flight (ToF) variants provide depth sensing up to 5 meters, supporting applications in augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and industrial depth mapping with minimal latency at frame rates up to 120 fps.[48] Radiation-hardened adaptations enhance resilience in harsh conditions, including drone-based inspections exposed to environmental stressors.[6] Notable adoptions include integration of ISOCELL Auto sensors in Tesla's Autopilot system since 2021, stemming from a $436 million supply agreement that bolsters autonomous driving features.[49] Hyundai vehicles employ these sensors for surround-view cameras, contributing to enhanced parking and navigation aids. In industrial contexts, monochrome ISOCELL configurations are utilized for factory inspection tasks, where their higher light sensitivity enables accelerated line scanning for quality control.[50] Looking ahead, ISOCELL advancements are poised to integrate with LiDAR systems, with 8-megapixel automotive sensors like the ISOCELL Auto 1H1 supporting Level 4 autonomy by providing complementary high-resolution visual data for environmental perception.[51] This convergence aims to improve object detection and decision-making in fully driverless operations as of 2025.[52]Sensor Models
The following table provides an overview of key ISOCELL sensor models, including their main specifications, release dates, innovations, and major smartphones utilizing them. This structured list facilitates easy reference and comparison.[5][53]| Model Name | Main Specifications | Release Date | New Innovations or Targeted Applications | Major Smartphones Using the Sensor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ISOCELL S5K2P2 | 16MP, 1.12μm pixels, 1/2.6-inch sensor | 2014 | First ISOCELL sensor with physical isolation for reduced crosstalk; improved color accuracy and low-light performance | Samsung Galaxy S5 |
| ISOCELL GW1 | 64MP, 0.8μm pixels, 1/1.72-inch sensor | 2019 | Tetracell binning for 16MP low-light outputs; enhanced dynamic range for everyday photography | Realme XT, Samsung Galaxy M series |
| ISOCELL HMX | 108MP, 0.8μm pixels, 1/1.33-inch sensor | 2019 | Nonacell binning for low-light performance; 4K@60fps video | Xiaomi Mi Note 10, Motorola One Zoom |
| ISOCELL HM1 | 108MP, 0.8μm pixels, 1/1.33-inch sensor | 2020 | Improved Nonacell binning over HMX; better noise reduction for high-resolution imaging | Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra |
| ISOCELL GN1 | 50MP, 1.2μm pixels, 1/1.31-inch sensor | 2020 | Dual Pixel Pro autofocus; Tetrapixel binning for low-light; 8K@30fps video | Samsung Galaxy Note 20 |
| ISOCELL GW3 | 64MP, 0.7μm pixels, 1/1.97-inch sensor | 2020 | Tetracell technology for ultra-wide lenses; distortion correction; compact size for secondary cameras | Samsung Galaxy S21 (ultra-wide), various mid-range devices |
| ISOCELL GM5 | 48MP, 0.8μm pixels, 1/2.0-inch sensor | 2020 | Super Phase Detection autofocus; Smart WDR; Tetracell technology | Budget-to-mid-tier devices like Samsung Galaxy A52 |
| ISOCELL HP1 | 200MP, 0.64μm pixels, 1/1.22-inch sensor | 2021 | Tetra binning; 8K@30fps video; high detail for prints | Motorola Edge 30 Pro, Xiaomi 12T Pro |
| ISOCELL JN1 | 50MP, 0.64μm pixels, 1/2.76-inch sensor | 2021 | Tetrapixel binning; inter-scene HDR; 4K@60fps video | Various mid-range Samsung Galaxy A series |
| ISOCELL HP3 | 200MP, 0.56μm pixels, 1/1.4-inch sensor | 2022 | Staggered exposure for HDR; Smart-ISO Pro; 4K@120fps video | Vivo X90 Pro+, Honor 90 Pro |
| ISOCELL Vizion 33D | VGA (0.3MP), ToF technology, 940nm IR | 2022 | Time-of-Flight depth mapping; 4-tap pixels for ambient light handling; AR and portrait modes | Mid-range devices with depth sensing, e.g., Samsung Galaxy A series |
| ISOCELL HP2 | 200MP, 0.6μm pixels, 1/1.3-inch sensor | 2023 | Tetra²pixel technology; in-sensor 2x zoom; Super QPD autofocus | Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra |
| ISOCELL GN9 | 50MP, 1.0μm pixels, 1/1.57-inch sensor | 2023 | Dual Tetrapixel; Staggered HDR; low-light sensitivity | Samsung Galaxy S24 series |
| ISOCELL JN3 | 50MP, 0.7μm pixels, 1/2.76-inch sensor | 2023 | Advanced lens correction for ultra-wide; pixel binning for low-light | Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (ultra-wide) |
| ISOCELL HP9 | 200MP, 0.56μm pixels, 1/1.4-inch sensor | 2024 | Tetra²pixel binning for telephoto; EIS support; 8K@30fps | Vivo X100 Ultra, Xiaomi 15 Ultra |
| ISOCELL JN5 | 50MP, 0.64μm pixels, 1/2.76-inch sensor | 2024 | Super QPD autofocus; Staggered HDR; compact modules | Vivo V40, Nothing Phone (3a) |
| ISOCELL GNJ | 50MP, 1.0μm pixels, 1/1.56-inch sensor | 2024 | Dual Pixel Pro PD; 2x in-sensor zoom; versatile main camera | Vivo S19, Samsung Galaxy mid-range models |
| ISOCELL HP5 | 200MP, 0.5μm pixels, 1/1.56-inch sensor | 2025 | AI-enhanced noise reduction; DTI Center Cut; 4K@120fps slow-motion | (Upcoming premium devices, e.g., Galaxy S26 series) |
