Abstract:
There is provided a circuit to improve the sensing efficiency of pixels that uses the induction effect of a capacitor to duplicate a voltage deviation caused by additional electrons and uses a circuit to cancel out the voltage deviation during reading pixel data thereby improving the sensing efficiency.
Abstract:
There is provided a circuit to improve the sensing efficiency of pixels that uses the induction effect of a capacitor to duplicate a voltage deviation caused by additional electrons and uses a circuit to cancel out the voltage deviation during reading pixel data thereby improving the sensing efficiency.
Abstract:
The present disclosure illustrates a trigger circuit applied to an electronic apparatus having a plurality of triggers, which includes a trigger switch and a trigger network. The trigger switch, corresponding to one of the plurality of triggers, has a first end and a second end, in which the first end of the trigger switch is connected with a pad, and the second end of the trigger switch is connected with a voltage source having a first voltage value. Further, the trigger network, corresponding to a rest of the plurality of triggers, has at least one trigger sub-circuit electrically connected with the pad, in which the trigger network has an impedance value. When the trigger switch is triggered, due to an impedance value of the trigger network, the first voltage value will be detected at the pad.
Abstract:
An image sensing device and an image sensing method are provided. The image sensing device includes a pixel array, first row-selecting lines, second row-selecting lines and a control circuit. Pixels in the pixel array are arranged to form a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns. A first set of the pixels of each row is electrically connected to the corresponding first row-selecting line, and a second set of the pixels of each row is electrically connected to the corresponding second row-selecting line. The control circuit performs an HFR readout process to obtain an image frame. The rows are divided into a selectable portion and an unselectable portion. In each of HFR readout periods, the first set of an unselected first row and the second set of an unselected second row are selected from the selectable portion of the rows.
Abstract:
A current-steering DAC circuit for switching a light emitting diode, the current-steering DAC circuit including a current-steering DAC and a resistor. The current-steering DAC outputs a stable current and includes a plurality of current-steering units with a first output end and a second output end. The first output end is electrically connected to the light emitting diode, and the second output end is electrically connected to the resistor. Each of the current-steering units includes a current source and a switching circuit. A first end of the switching circuit is electrically connected to the current source. A second end and a third end of the switching circuit are electrically connected to the first output end and the second output end of the current-steering DAC, respectively. The switching circuit is controlled by a switching signal so as to selectively connect one of the second end and the third end to the first end.