A pixel structure of a high dynamic range image sensor
An image sensor, high dynamic range technology, applied in the field of image sensors, can solve problems such as resolution reduction, sacrificing resolution or frame rate, and non-monotonous sensitivity curve to achieve the effect of improving dynamic range
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[0036] as attached image 3 As shown, the signal conversion module includes a photodiode PD, a transmission MOS transistor M0, and a reset MOS transistor M1. One end of the photodiode PD is grounded, the other end is connected to the source of the transmission MOS transistor M0, and the gate of the transmission MOS transistor M0 is connected to the transmission signal TX. , the drain of the transmission MOS transistor is connected to the source of the reset MOS transistor M1; the drain of the reset MOS transistor is connected to the power supply, and the gate of the reset MOS transistor is connected to the reset signal RX. When the TX signal is turned on and the RX signal is turned on, the photodiode PD is in the reset state, the charge converted from the photons received by the photodiode will be absorbed into the power supply, and the photodiode does not generate effective charges. At this time, the output voltage of the signal conversion module magnitude is the reset voltag...
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[0040] as attached Figure 4 As shown, the signal conversion module includes an RPD transistor M3, a photodiode PD, a transmission MOS transistor M0, a reset MOS transistor M1, a capacitor CAP and an RC transistor M4. When the RX signal, TX signal and RPD signal are turned on, the PC signal is turned off. At this time, the photodiode and the capacitor are reset, that is, the voltages of points B, C and D are equal, and V D =V B =V C =VDD,
[0041] Subsequently, the TX signal and the RPD signal are turned off, and the PD is exposed to generate charges, so that the voltage at point D decreases.
[0042] The TX signal is turned on again, so that the charge generated by the PD reaches one end of the capacitor CAP, so that the voltage at point B decreases.
[0043] The TX signal is turned off again, and the voltage at point B is stable, and the stable voltage is V B =VDD-V pix , where V pix Charge generated for PD exposure.
[0044] The RX signal is turned off, and the voltag...
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