Multiplexing prism CMOS imagers to a single data bus

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2008-01-29

2008-01-29

Ho, Tuan (Department: 2609)

Television

Camera, system and detail

Solid-state image sensor

C348S308000, C348S294000

Reexamination Certificate

active

10766648

ABSTRACT:
A new multiple imager array device is achieved. The device comprises, first, a bi-directional bus. An array of imagers is arranged in n rows and m columns. The n and m are positive integers. Each imager is connected to the bi-directional bus. A line of bits of any imager is accessible by a line address. Each imager has a Vmode input and an output enable input. The Vmode input and the output enable input must be enabled to allow accessing. A first multiplexer has an input and a plurality of outputs. The input is connected to a column counter. Each output is connected to the output enable input of one of the imagers. A second-multiplexer has an input and a plurality of outputs. The input is connected to a row counter. Each output is connected to the Vmode input of each imager in one of the rows.

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