Sony Corporation

Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation

Power Systems Co., Ltd.

Fujitsu Corporation

Masahiko Shimizu

Toshiaki Iwafuchi

Hirotaka Kobayashi

Toshihide Ueno

Atsushi Yamamoto

Shogo Ono

Yusuke Moriya

Akira Ito

Tomomi Kume

Shinichi Yamamoto

Hiroyuki Itou

Masaaki Shimizu

Hiroshi Tsuji

Kunihiko Hikichi

Atsushi Shimizu

Masaaki Yamagishi

Katsuji Mitsui

Masahiko Shinotsuka

Provided are an imaging device that enables formation of a film over the entirety of a film formation region, a method of producing the imaging device, an imaging apparatus, and an electronic apparatus. The imaging device includes a sensor and a glass sheet bonded to a front surface of the sensor. The glass sheet includes a recess in a peripheral portion that is outside a film formation region over which an inorganic film is to be formed. The recess corresponds to a claw on a periphery of an opening of a tray for a vapor deposition process for the inorganic film. This allows the entirety of the film formation region of the glass sheet to be exposed from the opening when the imaging device is set in the opening, and thus enables formation of the inorganic film over the entirety of the film formation region.

Imaging device, method of producing imaging device, imaging apparatus, and electronic apparatus

A solid-state imaging apparatus includes: a solid-state imaging device photoelectrically converting light taken by a lens; and a light shielding member shielding part of light incident on the solid-state imaging device from the lens, wherein an angle made between an edge surface of the light shielding member and an optical axis direction of the lens is larger than an incident angle of light to be incident on an edge portion of the light shielding member.

Solid-state imaging apparatus

A solid-state imaging apparatus includes an imaging section and a substrate. The imaging section has a light-receiving portion for receiving light from an object to image the object and the imaging section is disposed on the substrate. A member is provided on the substrate in the neighborhood of the light receiving portion and the member is partially or entirely coated in black.

Solid-state imaging apparatus and method of manufacturing the same

An electronic device has a mounted image sensor including a light shielding body having light shielding walls and light transmitting portions each formed in an opening between the light shielding walls, a first light-shielding layer formed on a light incident surface side of the light shielding body and having an opening narrower than the opening of the light shielding body for each of the openings of the light shielding body, a microlens provided for each of the openings of the first light-shielding layer on the light incident surface side of the light shielding body, and a light receiving element layer with an array of a large number of light receiving elements. The present disclosure can be used for, for example, a compound-eye optical system.

Image sensor and electronic device

The present invention relates to a camera module in which a thin camera module can be realized at a low cost and an electronic device. The camera module includes a lens unit that stores a lens that condenses light on a light receiving surface of an image sensor; a rigid substrate on which the image sensor is disposed; and a flexible substrate electrically connected with the rigid substrate, wherein in the case where the light receiving surface of the image sensor locates at the top, the lens unit, the flexible substrate, and the rigid substrate are disposed in this order from the top.

Camera module and electronic device

A solid-state imaging apparatus includes: an imaging section having a light-receiving portion for receiving light from an object to image the object; and a substrate on which the imaging section is disposed, wherein a predetermined member provided on the substrate in the neighborhood of the light receiving portion is partially or entirely coated in black.

Solid-state imaging apparatus to suppress flare and ghosts

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Kanagawa, Japan

Masahiko Shimizu