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Multilayer Sensor Patents from Kyocera and Olympus

Kyocera multilayer sensor patent

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Kyocera multilayer sensor patent surfaced over the web, pixels are shifted from center onwards to capture more light… take a look a the patent details below translated by google

  • Patent Publication No. 2015-90972
    • Published 2015.5.11
    • Filing date 2013.11.7
  • Renesas patents
    • RGB 3-layer sensor
    • Color filter
    • To shift towards the surrounding pixels in the center of the optical axis
    • Extent a peripheral, and enough is upper, the shift amount is large

Olympus multilayer sensor patent

2-layer-sensor-imgOlympus filed a patent of two layer sensor, the layer combines color filter of RGBCMY, both layer will capture extensive amount of color and light, take a look at the patent

Explanation and self-interpretation of the patent literature

  • Patent Publication No. 2015-88944
    • Published 2015.5.7
    • Filing date 2013.10.31
  • Olympus patents
    • From the top, first layer color filter, the light receiving elements of the first layer, the second layer color filter of the second layer of the receiving element
    • The first layer uses a two or three color filter of MY GR BR C BG G
    • The second layer, use 1-2 kinds of color filters of the RG
    • Second layer was widely pixel pitch

src – egmai

1 comment to Multilayer Sensor Patents from Kyocera and Olympus

  • Marcus

    In my eyes multilayer sensors are the future.

    I don’t know why Canon is not willing to put the multilayer sensor camera on the market. The camera works very well and delivers an never seen before image quality.

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