AR0234CSSM00SUKA0-CP

AR0234CSSM00SUKA0-CP is a CMOS image sensor device from Aptina (now ON Semiconductor), part of the AR0234 family. The suffix designates a specific package/variant (CSSM00) and revision (SUKA0-CP) used in camera modules. It’s intended for embedded cameras, machine vision, robotics, and automotive sensing.
Key points:
- Sensor die with color filter array and on-chip electronics (ADC, timing controls).
- Typical outputs/interface: commonly MIPI CSI-2 (variant-dependent; some variants offer parallel outputs).
- Features: programmable exposure, ROI/windowing, basic image-processing options, and high-speed readouts.
- Operating ranges: automotive/industrial temperature variants exist; powered and clocked per CMOS image-sensor standards.
Why it matters: a compact, high-quality imaging solution for cameras, with exact specs varying by revision. For precise numbers (resolution, frame rate, pixel size, interface, power), consult the AR0234 datasheet for the CSSM00/SUKA0-CP variant on ON Semiconductor’s site or via a distributor. If you want, I can locate the current data sheet highlights.

- Pin count: 28 pins (SM00 package variant for AR0234 CSSM00 SUKA0-CP).
- Functions: Two-lane MIPI CSI-2 sensor data interface (CLK+/CLK-, D0+/D0-, D1+/D1-), power rails (AVDD, DVDD, IOVDD) with respective ground pins, I2C control bus (SCL, SDA) for configuration, MCLK input, and control pins (RESET, XSHUT, STANDBY). Includes additional test/NC/ground pins per datasheet.

- Manufacturer: ON Semiconductor (onsemi), formerly Aptina Imaging.
- What kind of company: A global semiconductor company that designs and manufactures integrated circuits and sensors (including image sensors) for automotive, industrial, consumer, and communications markets.

AR0234CSSM00SUKA0-CP is a CMOS image sensor. Common application areas include:
- Automotive: ADAS cameras, driver monitoring, rear/surround-view
- Industrial/machine vision: high-speed inspection, quality control, robotics guidance
- Security and surveillance: IP cameras, edge processing
- Robotics and automation: perception, SLAM, object recognition
- Drones/UAV imaging: aerial surveillance, mapping
- Smart cameras and edge AI devices: embedded vision for consumer/enterprise products

Chip-Scale Sensor Module (CSSM) package.