Endoscope apparatus with lens for changing the incident angle of

Surgery – Endoscope – With camera or solid state imager

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600167, 348 65, 348340, A61B 105

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ABSTRACT:
A solid-state image pickup device has a photosensitive chip and an array of microlenses arranged on the incident side of the photosensitive chip. A correction lens is arranged on the incident side of the microlens array to reduce incident angles of light entering the microlenses. The solid-state image pickup device may be incorporated in a head of an endoscope of an endoscopic apparatus to receive light from an optical system arranged in the head. The head includes a unit for changing paths of light to the microlenses to reduce incident angles of the light entering the microlenses.

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"Microlens for Solid-state Image Pickup Element", Abstract of Japanese Patent 6-130306, May 13, 1994.

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