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A spike-based background light suppression lock-in pixel for 2D&3D synchronous imaging
In this paper, a 32 × 32 ToF image sensor with a spike-based lock-in pixel is presented. The pixel has an in-pixel background light suppression circuit which converts the infrared light into spike number and realizes self-suppression of the background light without filter. This pixel structure can realize 2D and 3D synchronous imaging. This ToF image sensor is implemented in a 110 nm one-poly four-metal CMOS technology with a size of 3903 μm × 3330 μm. The lock-in pixel as the key part of this sensor has a size of 27.5 μm × 27.5 μm. Measurement results show that this ToF image sensor can image in the range of 20 cm–45 cm under the background light range of 0–12000 lux without filter and the maximum relative error is 3.6 %. Therefore, this ToF image sensor with the proposed lock-in pixel can suppress background light effectively without filter and realize 2D and 3D synchronous imaging.
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