WO2023036481A1 - Capteur d'images couleur et infrarouge - Google Patents
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- This application relates to an image sensor or electronic imager.
- Image sensors are used in many fields, in particular in electronic devices thanks to their miniaturization. Image sensors are found whether in man-machine interface applications or in image capture applications.
- an image sensor allowing the simultaneous acquisition of a color image and an infrared image.
- Such an image sensor is called color and infrared image sensor in the remainder of the description.
- An example of application of a color and infrared image sensor relates to the acquisition of an infrared image of an object on which is projected a structured infrared pattern. Fields of use of such image sensors are in particular automobiles, drones, smart telephones, robotics and augmented and/or virtual reality systems.
- One embodiment overcomes all or part of the drawbacks of the color and infrared image sensors described above. [0005] One embodiment provides a color and infrared image sensor comprising:
- microlenses comprising a specific microlens facing each infrared photodetector, in which the visible photodetectors are offset laterally with respect to the infrared photodetectors.
- the senor comprises, between the second level and the layer of microlenses, a layer of color filters comprising a specific color filter opposite each visible photodetector.
- the color filters are laterally separated from each other by opaque walls.
- the microlenses are offset laterally with respect to the color filters.
- the visible photodetectors are arranged in a first matrix, and the infrared photodetectors are arranged in a second matrix of the same resolution and of the same pitch as the first matrix.
- the center-to-center distance between any two neighboring visible and infrared photodetectors is substantially equal to half the pitch of the first and second matrices.
- the sensor comprises an inorganic semiconductor substrate, for example monocrystalline silicon, in and on which are formed reading circuits of the visible and infrared photodetectors.
- the infrared photodetectors are inorganic photodetectors formed in said semiconductor substrate, and the visible photodetectors are organic photodetectors.
- the infrared photodetectors are organic photodetectors formed above the semiconductor substrate, and the visible photodetectors are organic photodetectors.
- each visible photodetector has an active region separated from the active zones of the other photodetectors by an opaque wall.
- FIG. 1A is a section view schematically representing an example of a color and infrared image sensor according to a first embodiment
- FIG. 1B is a schematic partial top view of the color and infrared image sensor of FIG. 1A;
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view schematically representing an alternative embodiment of the sensor of FIGS. IA and IB;
- Figure 3 is a sectional view schematically showing another embodiment of the sensor of Figures IA and IB;
- FIG. 4 is a sectional view schematically representing an example of a color and infrared image sensor according to a second embodiment. Description of embodiments
- the terms “insulator” and “conductor” respectively mean “insulator electrically” and “electrically conductive”.
- “in contact with” means “in mechanical contact with”.
- an optoelectronic device the radiation of interest may include the visible spectrum and the near infrared, that is to say the wavelengths between 400 nm and 1700 nm, more precisely from 400 nm to 700 nm for the visible spectrum and from 700 nm to 1700 nm for the near infrared
- the transmittance of a layer to radiation corresponds to the ratio between the intensity of the radiation leaving the layer and the intensity of the incoming radiation in the layer, the rays of the incoming radiation being perpendicular to the layer.
- a layer or a film is said to be opaque to radiation when the transmittance of the radiation through the layer or film is less than 10 %.
- a layer or a film is said to be transparent to radiation when the transmittance of the radiation through the layer or the film is greater than 10%.
- a pixel of an image corresponds to the unitary element of the image captured by an image sensor.
- the optoelectronic device is a color image sensor, it generally comprises for each pixel of the color image to be acquired at least three components which each acquire light radiation substantially in a single color, that is ie in a wavelength range below 100 nm (for example, red, green and blue). Each component can comprise at least one photodetector.
- Figure IA is a partial and schematic sectional view of an example of a color and infrared image sensor 100 according to one embodiment.
- the image sensor 100 of Figure IA comprises a matrix of first photodetectors, also called infrared photodetectors, adapted to capture an infrared image, and a matrix of second photodetectors, also called visible photodetectors, adapted to capture a visible image color.
- first photodetectors also called infrared photodetectors
- second photodetectors also called visible photodetectors
- the infrared photodetectors are formed in and on a semiconductor substrate 101, for example inorganic, for example silicon, for example monocrystalline silicon.
- Each infrared photodetector comprises for example a doped region 101D of the semiconductor substrate 101, defining a photodiode.
- the visible photodetectors are, in this example, organic photodiodes formed above the substrate 101.
- the organic photodiodes are for example more precisely based on a polymer material or based on small molecules.
- the matrix of visible photodetectors is arranged above the matrix of infrared photodetectors.
- the sensor 100 is intended to be illuminated by its upper face.
- the substrate 101 is coated with a stack 103 (called interconnection stack) of insulating layers, for example in oxide of silicon, in which are formed metallic tracks and interconnecting metallic vias.
- a stack 103 (called interconnection stack) of insulating layers, for example in oxide of silicon, in which are formed metallic tracks and interconnecting metallic vias.
- Portions of the stack 103 comprising neither tracks nor metal interconnection vias, also called transmission windows, are arranged opposite the infrared photodetectors, so as to allow part of the incident radiation to pass in the direction of the photodetectors. infrared.
- the visible photodetectors are arranged on the side of the upper face of the interconnection stack 103.
- the visible photodetectors each comprise a stack of a lower electrode 105, an active region comprising a portion of organic semiconductor layer 107 , and an upper electrode (not shown).
- the active region comprises for example, but not necessarily, an electron injection layer on and in contact with a face, for example the lower face, of the organic semiconductor layer 107, and a hole injection layer on and in contact with the other face, for example the upper face, of the organic semiconductor layer 107.
- the active region may further comprise one or more electron blocking layers and/or one or more hole blocking layers (not shown) .
- the active region forms, for example, but not necessarily, a continuous layer extending over substantially the entire surface of the sensor 100.
- the lower electrodes 105 of the visible photodetectors are differentiated so as to allow individual reading of the visible photodetectors.
- the upper electrodes (not detailed in FIG. 1A) of the visible photodetectors (in contact with the upper face of the active region) are for example common.
- the upper electrodes of the visible photodetectors form a continuous layer extending over substantially the entire surface of the active zone of the sensor 100, for example over a surface slightly larger than that of the active zone of the sensor 100.
- the lower and upper electrodes are preferably at least partially transparent.
- the matrix of visible photodetectors can be coated with one or more encapsulation layers 109, for example insulating layers, making it possible in particular to protect the organic semiconductor material 107 against external attacks (humidity, oxidation, etc.).
- Each visible photodetector is surmounted by a color filter 111, coating, in this example, the encapsulation layer 109.
- the color filters 111 may correspond to blocks of colored resin.
- the lower electrodes 105 of the visible photodetectors are aligned with respect to the color filters 111.
- Each color filter 111 is adapted to allow infrared radiation to pass, for example at a wavelength between 700 nm and 1 mm, and, for at least minus some of the color filters 111, to pass a range of visible light wavelengths.
- the image sensor 100 can comprise a photodetector surmounted by a color filter 111 adapted to allow only blue light to pass, for example in the wavelength range of 430 nm to 490 nm (defining a first sub-pixel called blue sub-pixel), a second photodetector surmounted by a color filter 111 adapted to only let through green light, for example in the wavelength range from 510 nm to 570 nm (defining a second sub-pixel called the green sub-pixel) and a photodetector surmounted by a color filter 111 adapted to allow only red light to pass, for example in the wavelength range from 600 nm to 720 nm (defining a third sub-pixel called sub-pixel red) .
- the color filters 111 are arranged according to a Bayer matrix.
- the layer of color filters 111 is surmounted by a layer of microlenses 113.
- the layer of microlenses 113 comprises a specific microlens 113 for each infrared photodetector.
- Each microlens 113 is a convergent microlens adapted to focus the incident light on or in the photosensitive zone of the associated infrared photodetector.
- the focal axis of each microlens 113 passes through the photosensitive zone of the associated infrared photodetector, so that the majority of the incident rays are focused on or in the photosensitive zone of the infrared photodetector.
- the center of the microlens 113 substantially coincides with the center of the photosensitive zone of the underlying infrared photodetector.
- the center of each microlens 113 can be offset laterally with respect to the center of the photosensitive zone of the corresponding infrared photodetector. This makes it possible, for example, to compensate for optical effects caused by a main lens of the sensor (not represented in FIG. 2) located above the layer of microlenses 113 and by the fact that the sensor is substantially planar.
- each microlens 113 focuses the light on the upper face of the photosensitive zone of the underlying infrared photodetector, and/or a cone 115 for focusing the light transmitted by each microlens 113 is flush with the metallizations of the interconnection stack 103 surrounding, in top view, the photosensitive zone of the underlying infrared photodetector.
- the light can be focused according to another cone 117 at a point on the upper surface of the substrate 101 located approximately directly above the center of the overlying microlens 113.
- the microlenses 113 of the sensor 100 are dedicated to infrared photodetectors and the color filters 111 are dedicated to visible photodetectors.
- Figure IB is a top view, schematic and partial, of the color and infrared image sensor 100 of Figure IA.
- the layer of microlenses 113 comprises a matrix of contiguous microlenses 113 of the same resolution and of the same pitch as the matrix of infrared photodetectors.
- the microlenses 113 have been symbolized, in FIG. 1B, by squares, it being understood that each microlens 113 can, in top view, have any shape, for example circular.
- the layer of color filters 111 comprises a matrix of contiguous color filters 111 of the same pitch and the same resolution as the matrix of visible photodetectors.
- the visible photodetector matrix has for example the same pitch and the same resolution as the infrared photodetector matrix.
- the matrix of color filters 111 has, for example, substantially the same pitch and the same resolution as the matrix of microlenses 113.
- the microlenses 113 have substantially the same dimensions. than color filters 111.
- the visible photodetectors are offset laterally compared to infrared photodetectors.
- each infrared photodetector is partially surmounted by at least four visible photodetectors and each visible photodetector extends partially over at least four infrared photodetectors.
- each color filter 111 is partially surmounted by at least four microlenses 113 and each microlens 113 extends partially over at least four color filters 111.
- the color filters 111 are respectively centered on the underlying visible photodetectors, and are off center with respect to the underlying infrared photodetectors.
- the visible photodetectors are offset laterally by half a matrix pitch with respect to the infrared photodetectors.
- the microlenses 113 are offset laterally by half a step with respect to the color filters 111.
- the semiconductor substrate 101 may further comprise circuits for reading infrared and visible photodetectors.
- the read circuits are for example produced in CMOS technology (from the English
- the interconnection stack 103 coating the upper face of the substrate 101 may in particular comprise metallizations electrically connecting at least one electrode 105 of each photodetector visible to the read circuits formed in and on the substrate 101.
- each visible photodetector corresponds to the area in which the majority of the incident radiation is absorbed and converted into an electrical signal by the photodetector and corresponds substantially to the part of the active layer located between the lower electrode 105 and the upper electrode of the photodetector, for example directly above electrode 105.
- An advantage of the embodiment of Figures IA and IB is that, due to the offset between the infrared photodetectors and the visible photodetectors, the metallizations of the interconnect stack 103 coating the semiconductor substrate 101, and in particular the interconnection metallizations making it possible to electrically connect the electrodes 105 of the visible organic photodetectors to the read circuits formed in and on the substrate 101, do not block, or only partially, the radiation transmitted to the infrared photodetectors.
- Figure 2 is a sectional view schematically showing an alternative embodiment of the sensor 100 of Figures IA and IB.
- opaque walls 201 laterally separate the color filters 111 from each other to avoid crosstalk phenomena (optical cross talk) between the different visible sub-pixels.
- Figure 3 is a sectional view schematically showing another embodiment of the sensor 100 of Figures IA and IB.
- opaque walls 301 laterally separate the visible organic photodetectors from each other to avoid optical cross talk phenomena between different visible sub-pixels.
- trenches are first etched through the active layer between the visible photodetectors, then an opaque filling material, for example metal, is deposited in the trenches to form the opaque walls 301.
- an opaque filling material for example metal
- Figure 4 is a sectional view schematically representing an example of a color and infrared image sensor 400 according to a second embodiment.
- the sensor 400 of Figure 4 differs from the sensor 100 of Figures IA and IB mainly in that, in the embodiment of Figure 4, the sensor 400 comprises two organic active levels 401 and 403 superimposed above the semiconductor substrate 101.
- the infrared photodetectors are formed in the first organic active level 401 starting from the upper face of the semiconductor substrate 101, called lower level, and the visible photodetectors are formed in the second organic active level 403 starting from the upper face of the semiconductor substrate 101, called upper level.
- at least one of the active levels 401 and 403 is based on quantum dots or perovskites.
- a dielectric layer 405 separates the two organic active levels 401 and 403.
- each organic active level 401, 403 has a thickness of between 50 nm and 2 ⁇ m, preferably between 400 nm and 600 nm or between 600 nm and 1200 nm, and the dielectric layer 405 has a thickness of less than 3 ⁇ m, preferably less than 1 ⁇ m.
- the dielectric layer 405 is for example a layer of resin.
- the dielectric layer 405 is made of silicon nitride or silicon oxide.
- the lower semiconductor substrate 101 does not comprise photodetectors, but only reading circuits for the visible and infrared photodetectors formed in and on the semiconductor substrate 101 .
- the lower organic active level 401 is first deposited on the upper face of the interconnection stack 103 .
- First openings are then made in the level 401 at the desired locations of the vias 407 .
- the dielectric layer 405 is deposited on the lower organic level 401 .
- the dielectric layer 405 fills the first openings previously formed in the level 401 .
- Second openings for example aligned with respect to the first openings, are then made in the dielectric layer 403 .
- the second openings pass through the dielectric layer 405 and the lower organic level 401 and expose parts of the upper face of the interconnect stack 103 .
- the second openings have for example, in top view, lateral dimensions smaller than those of the first openings so that the sides of the second openings are coated with portions (not detailed in the figure) of the dielectric layer 405 .
- Each second opening is then filled with a metal deposit to complete the production of the vias 407 .
- the metal part of each via 407 is electrically insulated from the lower organic level 401 by the portions of the dielectric layer 405 coating the sides of the second openings
- the visible photodetectors are offset laterally with respect to the infrared photodetectors.
- the microlenses 113 are offset laterally with respect to the color filters 111.
- each microlens 113 is a convergent microlens adapted to focus the incident light on or in the active region of the underlying infrared photodetector.
- the cone 115 for focusing the light transmitted by each microlens 113 is flush with the metallizations connecting the overlying visible photodetectors to the interconnection stack 103.
- the light can additionally, or alternatively, be focused according to the cone 117 at a point on the interconnect stack 103 located approximately directly above the center of the overlying microlens 113.
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