Color Television TRIZ Cases

Optical waveguides and alternate pixel group layouts cut color filter overlap and light loss, improving solid-state image sensor sensitivity.

Periodic surface texturing on both sides of the silicon absorber boosts near-infrared sensitivity without thicker Si or higher dark current.

An off-center segmented lower electrode suppresses light leakage in phase detection pixels, reducing noise and color mixture in image sensors.

BDPCM direction-based intra prediction mapping improves residual coding efficiency while preserving decoding accuracy for high-quality images.

BDPCM direction flags let the decoder derive intra prediction modes, improving image compression efficiency while preserving image quality.

Photometric NIR interpolation and subtraction clean RGB pixels, align edges, and reduce color artifacts in multi-spectral sensor images.

Partial remosaicing in the ISP shifts remaining color-pattern conversion to the application processor, cutting sensor-side complexity and resource use.

Pixel-difference encoding cuts image transmission volume while preserving resolution and bit depth for complete image restoration.

Multiple optical filter channels feed a multispectral sensor to estimate scene illumination more accurately and improve image color correction.

Multiplexed light lets one RGB sensor capture aligned visible and near-infrared images without extra optics.

Multispectral channels improve spectral sensing for accurate white balance and color correction.

A color transformation function converts multispectral medical images into white-light-like views, reducing repeated white-light capture.

Subtractive cyan, magenta, and yellow filtering captures color information while reducing intensifier count and noise in low-light imaging.

A rotating fluorescent plate with a single layer converts excitation light into multiple colored beams for projector illumination.

Selective neural network activation reduces power consumption while maintaining image quality through dynamic task distribution.

PostScript constructs generate dynamic patterns to create security features, eliminating the need for special inks and reducing device complexity.

Checkerboard meta structure pillars trap infrared light to boost quantum efficiency without altering silicon manufacturing processes.

Segmented pixels with variable aperture masks resolve the trade-off between color selectivity and sensitivity in optical sensors.

Separates palette signaling for luma and chroma components in non-444 video formats, resolving coding inefficiencies caused by mismatched spatial resolutions.

Interchangeable modules on a universal imaging platform resolve the trade-off between multi-application versatility and device complexity.

A pixelated programmable neutral density filter array dynamically adjusts light attenuation per pixel to capture high dynamic range images in a single exposure.

A dual imaging apparatus uses a second sensor with non-central high-sensitivity pixels to correct shading artifacts in primary image signals.

A double-sided multi-spectral photosensitive device places pixel groups on both base layer sides to enable simultaneous light detection from opposing directions.

Processor device calculates exposure amount using mucous membrane brightness to eliminate flickering caused by blood vessel appearance variations.

A video decoder associates a block with an intra prediction mode value based on a BDPCM directional flag to reconstruct adjacent blocks.

Evenly arranging phase detection pixels across color channels reduces crosstalk and increases signal-to-noise ratio for better auto focusing.

Periodic pad array in antireflection layer diffracts stray wavelengths, reducing spectral crosstalk and improving color rendition in dense CMOS image sensors.

Placing the image sensor at the distal end eliminates fragile light transmission paths, improving reliability in space-constrained environments.

Iterative monochromatic pixel adjustment aligns gradients with achromatic neighborhoods to reconstruct accurate edge geometry.

Adaptive color transform aligns chroma quantization parameters with luma coding units to resolve visual artifacts and simplify deblocking logic.

Dual exposure pixels in a monochromatic sensor extend dynamic range by capturing bright and dark details simultaneously without losing spatial resolution.

A color wheel module uses a cover and flow detour duct to drive airflow through the assembly.

A distal cap blocks external light to enable dark frame calibration for endoscope image sensors.

Signaling phase offset values resolves ambiguity in downsampling operations, ensuring precise luminance reconstruction across varying video formats.

A beam splitter divides incident light into portions with distinct photon fluxes for simultaneous capture by separate image sensors.

A color interpolation method calculates average green pixel values on odd and even rows to minimize channel value differences.

Image processing apparatus separates low-frequency components before demosaicking to enhance vein shape extraction accuracy.

A color correction method reduces pixel count via subsampling to accelerate processing.

Multi-band optical filters capture distinct spectral signatures from photo-sensor elements to generate enhanced visual feedback for surgical imaging.

A pixel array uses color filter array blocks with sub-blocks containing mixed-color pixels to reduce interpolation distance.

A multi-spectral sampling system uses two-path imaging to calibrate spatial locations and spectral wavelengths for precise data acquisition.

A demosaicing architecture decodes Bayer pattern data directly to target mosaic patterns using specialized pixel algorithms.

Light sensor detects color beam brightness to drive the processing module, correcting irregularities across multiple projectors.

An adaptive RGB pixel interpolation device adjusts signal ratios to maintain shape continuity across color planes.

A metamaterial spectral filter uses metal reflective layers and dielectric cavities to divide light into multiple wavelength sections.

Monochromatic illumination and spatial segmentation isolate rain signals from background changes, preventing erroneous wiper activation.