Samsung Patents a Dual-Node Image Sensor with Built-In Gain Control
Samsung is patenting a smarter way to read out light from a camera sensor — one that lets each pixel group independently…
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Samsung is patenting a smarter way to read out light from a camera sensor — one that lets each pixel group independently…
Samsung is filing patents on a compact projector optical system that folds light through a single solid glass element — bouncing it…
Samsung is patenting a way to wire up image sensor pixels using gate lines that snake across two differently-oriented active regions —…
Most people have more than one screen on their desk — but only one of those screens might support 3D. Samsung's new…
Samsung is trying to do more with less inside the backlight of an LCD display — specifically, driving two full columns of…
Samsung is working on a tri-fold phone with a genuinely clever trick: swipe your finger along the physical crease between display panels…
Samsung is patenting a way to hide the small resistors and capacitors that normally crowd a circuit board inside the chip package…
Samsung is quietly filing patents on the microscopic scaffolding that sits between your camera's color filters — and the geometry of that…
Samsung is rethinking how LiDAR sensors send and receive light — by using a clever polarization trick to keep outgoing laser pulses…
Samsung's latest patent describes an image sensor where neighboring sub-pixels deliberately use different doping concentrations — a subtle but potentially significant tweak…
Most camera noise reduction is baked in at the factory. Samsung's new patent describes a system that figures out your sensor's unique…
Samsung is patenting a compact electronic apparatus that takes an incoming video signal, converts it on-board using a dedicated circuit, and pushes…
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