Kenji Takubo
Shimadzu Corp.
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international solid-state circuits conference | 2012
Yasuhisa Tochigi; Katsuhiko Hanzawa; Yuri Kato; Rihito Kuroda; Hideki Mutoh; Ryuta Hirose; Hideki Tominaga; Kenji Takubo; Yasushi Kondo; Shigetoshi Sugawa
This paper presents a 400H×256V pixel CMOS image sensor including 128 on-chip memory/pixel with 1Tpixel/s in burst operation without cooling and 780Mpixel/s in continuous operation. To improve the read-out speed from the chip, a noise-reduction circuit in pixel and relay buffers is introduced.
Proceedings of SPIE | 2014
Ken Miyauchi; Tohru Takeda; Katsuhiko Hanzawa; Yasuhisa Tochigi; Shin Sakai; Rihito Kuroda; Hideki Tominaga; Ryuta Hirose; Kenji Takubo; Yasushi Kondo; S. Sugawa
In this paper, we demonstrate the technologies related to the pixel structure achieving the fully charge transfer time of less than 10 nsec for the 20M frame per second burst CMOS image sensor. In this image sensor, the size of the photodiode (PD) is 30.0 μmH x 21.3 μmV in the 32.0 μmH x 32.0 μmV pixel. In the pixel, the floating diffusion (FD) and the transfer-gate-electrode (TG) are placed at the bottom center of the PD. The n-layer for the PD consists of the semicircular regions centered on the FD and the sector-shaped portions extending from the edges of the semicircular regions. To generate an electric field greater than the average of 400 V/cm toward the FD direction in the entire PD region, the n-layer width of the sector-shaped portions becomes narrower from the proximal-end to the distal-end. By using the PD structure, which includes the above mentioned n-layer shape and the PD dopant profile with the condition of three times n-type dopant implantation, we achieved to collect 96 % of the charges generated in the PD at the FD within 10 nsec. An ultra-high speed CMOS image sensor with the abovementioned pixel structure has been fabricated. Through the experiments, we confirmed three key characteristics as follows; the image lag was below the measurement limit, the electron transit time in the PD was less than 10 nsec, and the entire PD region had equivalent sensitivity.
Archive | 2003
Hideki Soya; Kenji Takubo; Yasushi Kondo; Takeharu Etoh
Archive | 2011
Yousuke Hoshino; Kenji Takubo; Naoji Moriya
Archive | 2011
Shigetoshi Sugawa; Hideki Tominaga; Kenji Takubo; Yasushi Kondo
Archive | 2003
Kenji Takubo; Yukihisa Wada; 幸久 和田; 健二 田窪
Archive | 2006
Yoshio Tsunazawa; Yukihisa Wada; Naoji Moriya; Kenji Takubo; Shinichiro Totoki; Haruo Shimaoka
Archive | 2003
Yasushi Kondo; Kenji Takubo; 田窪 健二; 近藤 泰志
Archive | 2013
Hideki Tominaga; Ryuta Hirose; Kenji Takubo; Shigetoshi Sugawa; Rihito Kuroda
Archive | 2013
Hideki Tominaga; Ryuta Hirose; Kenji Takubo; Shigetoshi Sugawa; Rihito Kuroda