Challenges Of Imagesensor Development
- doi: 10.1109/ISSCC.2010.5434065
- title: Challenges of image-sensor development
- publisher: IEEE
- isbn: 978-1-4244-6035-9
- issn: 0193-6530
- partnum: 10CH38207
- rank: 1907
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abstract: Due to steady advancements in semiconductor
technology, greatly-enhanced memory capacity and high-speed data
processing are now available, creating many evolving types of audio and
video electronic products. The digital camera represents this trend
well, where image sensor evolution has been responsible for enabling
strong market growth. CCD image sensors have contributed to the
miniaturization of cameras by their continuous march toward smaller
pixel size and improved resolution, leading to more megapixels and
enhanced image quality. Recently, the image-sensor shift from CCDs to
CMOS has enabled faster capture speeds and convenient HD (High
Definition). The result of this evolution has been the impressive growth
of the digital camera market. This presentation will illustrate the
achievements of image-sensor development, and will outline the
corresponding advancements in digital cameras. Further, the future of
digital cameras will be elaborated, illustrating the way in which image
sensors are leading camera growth .
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publication_title: 2010 IEEE International Solid-State
Circuits Conference - (ISSCC)
- conference_location: San Francisco, CA, USA
- conference_dates: 7-11 Feb. 2010
- publication_number: 5428240
- is_number: 5433812
- publication_year: 2010
- publication_date: 7-11 Feb. 2010
- start_page: 27
- end_page: 30
- citing_paper_count: 19
- citing_patent_count: 0
- download_count: 2094
- insert_date: 20100318
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index_terms:
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ieee_terms:
- Digital cameras
- Image sensors
- Charge-coupled image sensors
- Data processing
- Consumer electronics
- Pixel
- Image resolution
- Image quality
- CMOS image sensors
- High definition video
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dynamic_index_terms:
- Image Sensor
- Camera Sensor
- Digital Camera
- Image Quality
- CCD Camera
- Charge-coupled Device
- Pixel Size
- High Definition
- Semiconductor Technology
- Small Pixel
- Enhance Image Quality
- Small Pixel Size
- High-resolution
- Silicon
- High Speed
- Dynamic Range
- 3D Images
- Video Camera
- Cell Phone
- Low Noise
- High-quality Images
- Eyeball
- Convex Shape
- Microlenses
- Micro Lens
- High-definition Video
- HD Video
- Optical Lens
- Optical Lenses
- Video Capture
- Human Vision
- Human Visual Perception
- Depth Information
- Pixel Area
- Small Camera
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isbn_formats:
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format: CD,
value: 978-1-4244-6035-9,
isbnType: New-2005
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format: Print ISBN,
value: 978-1-4244-6033-5,
isbnType: New-2005
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format: Electronic ISBN,
value: 978-1-4244-6036-6,
isbnType: New-2005
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authors:
Image Sensor
- sensor_type: CMOS
- resolution: 12 Megapixels
- dynamic_range: >70 dB
- pixel_size: 1.4 microns
- dark_current: not specified
Optical Data
- focal_length: not specified
- aperture: not specified
- field_of_view: not specified
- distortion: not specified
Performance Metrics
Applications & Benefits
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cell_imaging: CMOS image sensors are used in
smartphones and D-SLR cameras, enabling high-speed and high-quality
image capture.
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benefits: Integration, low power consumption,
high-speed performance, and the evolution toward exceeding human vision.
Supporting Organizations
Manuscript Details
- publication_date: 7-11 Feb. 2010
Relevancy Score
- score: 10
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missing_fields:
- focal_length
- aperture
- field_of_view
- distortion
- signal_to_noise_ratio
- sensitivity
- shutter_speed
- power_consumption
- noise
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