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US 2024/0179433 A1Published application
Image sensing device which outputs plural clock signals through respective plural output terminals
AssigneeSK hynix Inc.
InventorsJeong Eun SONG, Min Seok SHIN, Yu Jin PARK, Sung Uk SEO, Sun Young LEE
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Abstract
Disclosed is an image sensing device including a first clock distributor suitable for receiving a first input clock signal through a first input terminal, and outputting a plurality of first output clock signals through a plurality of first output terminals, and a first conductive line coupled in common to the plurality of first output terminals.
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An image sensing device comprising:
- a first clock distributor suitable for receiving a first input clock signal through a first input terminal, and outputting a plurality of first output clock signals through a plurality of first output terminals;
- a plurality of first conductive lines coupled to a plurality of first groups, respectively, each of the first groups having a respective subset of the plurality of first output terminals;
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- a plurality of first couplers suitable for selectively coupling the plurality of first conductive lines based on a plurality of first control signals.
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An image sensing device comprising:
- a clock distributor suitable for generating output clock signals having a phase based on an input clock signal and outputting the output clock signals through respective output terminals;
- a pixel array including pixels each suitable for generating charges corresponding to incident light from a subject in response to a corresponding output clock signal to generate a pixel signal based on the charges;
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- an image processor suitable for generating depth map information for the subject based on the pixel signals,
- wherein the output terminals are divided into output groups,
- wherein the output terminals of each output group are coupled to a conductive line, and
- wherein neighboring output groups are selectively coupled to each other.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.