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Active alignment for cameras in mobile devices and automotive applications

The use of cameras within mobile devices such as cellular phones as well as for automotive and other applications, is spurring innovations in pixel density, lens quality and power usage. As the performance of the camera modules improves, the requirements for more accurate assembly techniques increase as well. Within the production process, joining methods as well as manufacturing machines have to fit together. A new technological solution was therefore created that advances the accuracy of this alignment process of camera modules and results in increased performance and yield