
vivo
X200 Pro mini
6.31" · 16GB · 1TB · 5.7k mAh


1 / 3Front view of Sony Semiconductor Solutions Sony LYTIA LYT-700 optical sensor.
Next-generation 2-layer stacked transistor pixel technology delivering double the saturation signal capacity.
Direct Device Score Calibration: Vivo X200 Pro mini
Optical resolving power, low-light SNR, and autofocus tracking calibrated against the Vivo X200 Pro mini.
Exhaustive semiconductor parameters verified against manufacturer engineering whitepapers and foundry documentation.
Why each subsystem scored what it did, based on published benchmark figures and manufacturer documentation. MxMob has not lab-tested this component.
8.8 50MP raw resolution provides crisp 12.5MP quad-binned stills.
9.1 2-layer stacked transistor architecture expands dynamic range to 14EV.
9.0 2.0µm effective fused pixels dramatically lower dark noise.
8.9 All-pixel Omni-directional PDAF locks focus instantaneously.
9.0 dual-conversion gain (DCG) HDR eliminates video motion artifacts.
8.9 advanced Bayer color filters preserve subtle skin tones.
8.8 120fps high-speed readout suppresses rolling shutter.
8.9 signal-to-noise ratio is nearly double that of older IMX766 generation.
Deep dive into custom microarchitectures, heterogeneous compute dispatch, and graphics execution.
Sony LYTIA LYT-700 50MP 1/1.56" Stacked Image Sensor is a high-performance mobile image sensor engineered by Sony Semiconductor Solutions.
The Sony LYTIA LYT-700 utilizes a 1/1.56-inch optical format with 50 million 1.0µm pixels. By separating the photodiode layer from the pixel transistor layer, it doubles full-well capacity and broadens dynamic range significantly in challenging backlit environments.
Serves as a foundational subsystem coordinating compute, power, and signal processing under sustained workloads.
Next-generation 2-layer stacked transistor pixel technology delivering double the saturation signal capacity.
The Sony LYTIA LYT-700 utilizes a 1/1.56-inch optical format with 50 million 1.0µm pixels. By separating the photodiode layer from the pixel transistor layer, it doubles full-well capacity and broadens dynamic range significantly in challenging backlit environments.
Optical resolving power, low-light SNR, and autofocus tracking calibrated against the Vivo X200 Pro mini.
How the silicon is physically printed, transistor metallurgy, high-k gate dielectrics, and thermal packaging.
Separates photodiodes and pixel transistors onto two distinct silicon substrates to double photon saturation capacity.
Standardized lab results measuring integer throughput, floating-point vectors, ray tracing, and AI TOPS.
| Benchmark Routine | Measured Score | Uplift vs. Previous Gen | Subsystem |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dynamic Range (EV) | 14.2 | Top-tier generational benchmark | Mobile Image Sensor |
| Full-Well Capacity | 38,000 | Top-tier generational benchmark | Mobile Image Sensor |
Summary of the architecture and published performance data for Sony LYTIA LYT-700 50MP 1/1.56" Stacked Image Sensor.
2-layer stacked pixel architecture. Double the saturation signal capacity. Superb low-light performance.
The Sony LYTIA LYT-700 utilizes a 1/1.56-inch optical format with 50 million 1.0µm pixels. By separating the photodiode layer from the pixel transistor layer, it doubles full-well capacity and broadens dynamic range significantly in challenging backlit environments.
Best for: Crisp everyday daylight photos · Fast phase-detection autofocus · Casual 4K video recording
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LYT-700 features Sony's 2-layer stacked transistor pixel design, which nearly doubles full-well capacity and significantly reduces noise in high-contrast and low-light scenes.
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