Abstract:
A solid-state imaging device includes: a first lens layer; and a second lens layer, wherein the second lens layer is formed at least at a periphery of each first microlens formed based on the first lens layer, and the second lens layer present at a central portion of each of the first microlenses is thinner than the second lens layer present at the periphery of the first microlens or no second lens layer is present at the central portion of each of the first microlenses.
Abstract:
A solid-state imaging device includes: a first lens layer; and a second lens layer, wherein the second lens layer is formed at least at a periphery of each first microlens formed based on the first lens layer, and the second lens layer present at a central portion of each of the first microlenses is thinner than the second lens layer present at the periphery of the first microlens or no second lens layer is present at the central portion of each of the first microlenses.
Abstract:
A solid-state imaging device includes: a first lens layer; and a second lens layer, wherein the second lens layer is formed at least at a periphery of each first microlens formed based on the first lens layer, and the second lens layer present at a central portion of each of the first microlenses is thinner than the second lens layer present at the periphery of the first microlens or no second lens layer is present at the central portion of each of the first microlenses.
Abstract:
A solid-state imaging device including a plurality of pixels arranged two-dimensionally, wherein each of the pixels has at least a planarizing film formed on the upper side of a photoelectric conversion element, a filter formed on the upper side of the planarizing film, and a microlens formed on the upper side of the filter. The filter of some of the pixels is a color filter permitting transmission therethrough of light of a predetermined color component, whereas the filter of other pixels is a white filter permitting transmission therethrough of light in the whole visible spectral range. The refractive indices of the white filter, the microlens and the planarizing film have the following relationship: (Refractive index of white filter)≧(Refractive index of microlens)>(Refractive index of planarizing film).
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a solid-state imaging device including a plurality of pixels arranged two-dimensionally, wherein the pixels each have at least a planarizing film formed on the upper side of a photoelectric conversion element, a filter formed on the upper side of the planarizing film, and a microlens formed on the upper side of the filter. The filters of a part of the pixels are each a color filter permitting transmission therethrough of light of a predetermined color component, whereas the filters of another part of the pixels are each a white filter permitting transmission therethrough of light in the whole visible spectral range. The refractive indices of the white filter, the microlens and the planarizing film are in the following relationship: (Refractive index of white filter)≧(Refractive index of microlens)>(Refractive index of planarizing film).
Abstract:
Provided is an image pickup element, including: condenser lenses made of a resin containing fine metal particles; photoelectric conversion elements formed in a silicon substrate and each configured to photoelectrically convert incident light that enter from an outside through corresponding one of the condenser lenses; and a protective film made of a silicon compound, the protective film being formed between the condenser lenses and the silicon substrate.
Abstract:
Provided is an image pickup element, including: condenser lenses made of a resin containing fine metal particles; photoelectric conversion elements formed in a silicon substrate and each configured to photoelectrically convert incident light that enter from an outside through corresponding one of the condenser lenses; and a protective film made of a silicon compound, the protective film being formed between the condenser lenses and the silicon substrate.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a method of manufacturing a solid state imaging device, including the steps of: forming a light receiving portion in a light receiving area of a semiconductor substrate; forming a pad portion in a pad area of the semiconductor substrate; forming a microlens material layer over the light receiving portion and the pad portion; providing the microlens material layer with a microlens corresponding to the light receiving portion; forming a low-reflection material layer on the microlens material layer; etching the microlens material layer and the low-reflection material layer over the pad portion to form an opening; and imparting hydrophilicity to a surface of the low-reflection material layer and an inside portion of the opening by a normal temperature oxygen radical treatment.
Abstract:
A solid-state imaging device includes a pixel that has a photoelectric conversion section which converts incident light into an electric signal; a color filter which is formed corresponding to the pixel; a micro lens which focuses the incident light to the photoelectric conversion section via the color filter; and an in-layer lens which is formed between the color filter and the micro lens and has a refractive index smaller than that of the micro lens.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein is a method of manufacturing a solid state imaging device, including the steps of: forming a light receiving portion in a light receiving area of a semiconductor substrate; forming a pad portion in a pad area of the semiconductor substrate; forming a microlens material layer over the light receiving portion and the pad portion; providing the microlens material layer with a microlens corresponding to the light receiving portion; forming a low-reflection material layer on the microlens material layer; etching the microlens material layer and the low-reflection material layer over the pad portion to form an opening; and imparting hydrophilicity to a surface of the low-reflection material layer and an inside portion of the opening by a normal temperature oxygen radical treatment.