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US 2024/0258349 A1Published application
Imaging element
AssigneeSony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation
InventorKazuhiro GOI
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Abstract
Provided is an imaging element according to the present technology including a pixel array that includes pixels that are arranged two-dimensionally and each of which has a photoelectric converter and a spectroscopic element that is arranged on a light incident side of the photoelectric converter and disperses light in a predetermined wavelength range, in which the pixels include cyan pixels that receive cyan light, magenta pixels that receive magenta light, and yellow pixels that receive yellow light.
Claims17
An imaging element, comprising:
- a pixel array that includes pixels that are arranged two-dimensionally and each of which has a photoelectric converter and a spectroscopic element that is arranged on a light incident side of the photoelectric converter and disperses light in a predetermined wavelength range,
- wherein the pixels include cyan pixels that receive cyan light, magenta pixels that receive magenta light, and yellow pixels that receive yellow light.
An imaging element, comprising:
- a pixel array that includes pixels arranged two-dimensionally and each of which has a photoelectric converter that includes a first-type photoelectric converter and a second-type photoelectric converter, a prior stage spectroscopic element that disperses light in a predetermined wavelength range of incident light toward another pixel, and a posterior stage spectroscopic element that is arranged between the prior stage spectroscopic element and the photoelectric converter, that disperses the light that has passed through the prior stage spectroscopic element to light in a first wavelength band and light in a second wavelength band, on a basis of a reference wavelength, that causes the first type photoelectric converter to receive the light in the first wavelength band, and that causes the second type photoelectric converter to receive the light in the second wavelength band.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.