Ying Yang

Title: Ying Yang and Distance-Measuring Technology.

Introduction

Ying Yang is an inventor based in Kanagawa, Japan, associated with Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation. His patent work concerns distance measurement using time-of-flight (ToF) sensing.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists 1 patent for Yang: “Distance Measuring Device, Distance Measuring System, and Method of Adjusting Distance Measuring Device.” The invention describes a ToF sensor that captures reflected pulsed light and a distance calculation unit that uses the resulting image data to determine an object’s distance. It also includes a mode-switching unit and an estimation unit, which estimates the light source’s modulation frequency from image data captured in a selected operating mode. The sensor clock that controls photographing timing is device-specific and differs from the light source clock that controls the emission pulse’s modulation frequency.

Career Highlights

Yang’s listed patent reflects work on coordinating ToF sensor operation with light-source timing. Estimating the modulation frequency from captured image data is a central feature of the disclosed approach to distance measurement and device adjustment.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Kensei Jo and Takafumi Fujita as Yang’s coworkers. The patent description provided does not specify their individual contributions.

Conclusion

Ying Yang’s listed invention addresses distance measurement by combining ToF imaging, distance calculation, and modulation-frequency estimation in a system associated with Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation.