Light sensing devices with lenticular pixels

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Optical or pre-photocell system

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357 32, 358212, H01L 2714

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046941851

ABSTRACT:
A multipixel light sensing semiconductor device contains in at least one pixel a lens presenting a convex surface and a lens supporting layer for directing light inwardly to a semiconductive light sensor. The lens supporting layer has a thickness exceeding that of the lens, and the lens is laterally confined on the lens supporting layer between at least two opposed pixel edges.

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Ishihara et al., "A High Photosensitivity IL-CCD Image Sensor with Monolithic Resin Lens Array", IEDM, 19.3, pp. 497-500, (1983).
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