Speaker: Pawel Malinowski | Company: IMEC | Date: 12 May 2021 | Full Presentation
Image sensors using quantum dots as the photoactive layer have the potential to disrupt imaging and sensing, especially at wavelengths beyond the spectrum accessible by silicon. Thanks to monolithic integration directly on the readout circuit, pixel pitch can be scaled down and resolution can be maximized. Imec is developing technologies for short-wave infrared (SWIR) image sensors, focusing on compatibility with CMOS fab processing. Focal plane arrays with pixels smaller than 2 um are demonstrated, showing a route towards miniaturization of SWIR cameras. This technology enables introduction of infrared vision into applications that traditionally could not afford that.
Pawel Malinowski
Program Manager “Pixel Innovations” @ Imec
Bio
Born in Lodz, Poland. At imec since 2005, currently Program Manager "Pixel Innovations". Main interest: disruptive imaging technologies.
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