Image sensor, electronic apparatus, and driving method of electronic apparatus
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsEiji Makino, Takahiro Abiru, Ryoji Suzuki, Masahiro Itoh
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AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsEiji Makino, Takahiro Abiru, Ryoji Suzuki, Masahiro Itoh
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An image sensor that has a pixel array section in which pixels are arrayed in a two-dimensional manner in vertical and horizontal directions and that controls an exposure time of each pixel in a rolling shutter method is disclosed. The sensor includes control means for determining an electronic shutter occurrence number within one horizontal scanning period, which is the number of rows where electronic shutters are simultaneously performed in one horizontal scanning period, by an operation based on an address addition amount (P1, P2, P3, . . . , PN) when a vertical address movement amount of the pixel array section for every one horizontal scanning period in an exposure regulation shutter, which is an electronic shutter for regulating exposure, executed corresponding to electric charge reading in each pixel is expressed as repetition of the address addition amount (P1, P2, P3, . . . , PN).
An image sensor, comprising:
An electronic apparatus, comprising:
A method of driving an electronic apparatus that has a pixel array section in which pixels are arrayed in a two-dimensional manner in vertical and horizontal directions and that controls an exposure time of each pixel in a rolling shutter method, the method comprising the steps of:
An image sensor that has a pixel array section in which pixels are arrayed in a two-dimensional manner in vertical and horizontal directions and that controls an exposure time of each pixel in a rolling shutter method, comprising:
An electronic apparatus that has a pixel array section in which pixels are arrayed in a two-dimensional manner in vertical and horizontal directions and that controls an exposure time of each pixel in a rolling shutter method, comprising:
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