Valens and onsemi Develop Integrated Automotive Camera Sensor

Sep 22, 2026
Valens Semiconductor and onsemi are developing an integrated sensor for 3 megapixel automotive cameras using the MIPI A-PHY connectivity standard.

Valens Semiconductor and onsemi are collaborating on a cost optimized integrated sensor for 3 megapixel automotive cameras, the companies said in a press release. The planned product will integrate a Valens MIPI A-PHY connectivity solution into onsemi image sensors.

The companies are targeting automotive cameras produced in large volumes and the market for image sensors with resolutions from 1 to 3 megapixels. They said the integration could simplify camera design and reduce the number of components required.

The product is intended to give automakers and Tier 1 suppliers another path to camera systems based on the MIPI A-PHY standard.

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