Imaging device, imaging system, and moving object
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYoichi Wada, Daisuke Yoshida, Fumihiro Inui
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Abstract
An imaging device is provided in which, at a position where a line passes a pixel in a first row along a second direction intersecting with a first direction, a first signal line and a second signal line are arranged at overlapping positions, in which, at a position where a line passes a pixel in a second row along the second direction, the first and the second signal lines are arranged at non-overlapping positions, and, in which, at a position where a line passes a pixel in a third row along the second direction, the first and the second signal lines are arranged at overlapping positions.
Claims19
An imaging device, comprising:
- a plurality of pixels arranged over a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns;
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- a plurality of signal lines including a first signal line and a second signal line extending in a first direction, arranged corresponding to one of the plurality of columns and connected to pixels in respectively different rows, and
- wherein the first signal line of the plurality of signal lines is arranged in a first wiring layer, and the second signal line thereof is arranged in a second wiring layer that is closer to the pixels than the first wiring layer,
- wherein, at a position where a line passes a pixel in a first row out of the plurality of rows along a second direction intersecting with the first direction in a planar view, the first and the second signal lines are arranged at overlapping positions,
- wherein, at a position where a line passes a pixel in a second row out of the plurality of rows along the second direction, the first and the second signal lines are arranged at non-overlapping positions, and
- wherein, at a position where a line passes a pixel in a third row out of the plurality of rows along the second direction, the first and the second signal lines are arranged at overlapping positions.
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