Roger A Panicacci
age ~60
from Los Gatos, CA
- Also known as:
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- Roger Panicacci
- Roger Alan Panicacci
- Roger Y
- Roger Scalf
- Phone and address:
- 14700 Golf Links Dr, Los Gatos, CA 95032
Roger Panicacci Phones & Addresses
- 14700 Golf Links Dr, Los Gatos, CA 95032
- Santa Clara, CA
- 60 Descanso Dr #3404, San Jose, CA 95134
- 6340 Camino Marinero, San Clemente, CA 92673
- Lamont, FL
- Los Angeles, CA
- Orange, CA
- San Rafael, CA
Work
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Position:Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations
Us Patents
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Cmos Image Sensor With A Low-Power Architecture
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US Patent:7286180, Oct 23, 2007
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Filed:May 5, 2006
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Appl. No.:11/418268
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Inventors:Sandor L. Barna - Pasadena CA, US
Giuseppe Rossi - Pasadena CA, US
Roger Panicacci - San Clemente CA, US -
Assignee:Micron Technology, Inc. - Boise ID
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International Classification:H03M 1/12
H04N 5/225
H04N 5/335
H04N 5/235
H01L 27/00 -
US Classification:348372, 348302, 3482291, 2502081, 341155
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Abstract:A system of reducing power consumption in and active pixels sensor. The sensor is broken into different blocks, and each of the blocks is individually optimized. The optimization may include minimizing the parasitic capacitance on the readout bus, turning off biases when not in use, and operating in a way that minimizes static power consumption of different elements such as A/D converters.
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In-Pixel Analog Memory With Non-Destructive Read Sense Circuit For High Dynamic Range Global Shutter Pixel Operation
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US Patent:7514716, Apr 7, 2009
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Filed:Aug 29, 2006
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Appl. No.:11/511208
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Inventors:Roger Panicacci - San Clemente CA, US
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Assignee:Aptina Imaging Corporation - Grand Cayman
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International Classification:H01L 27/14
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US Classification:257 72, 257E31097
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Abstract:An imaging device having pixels that store charge from a photosensor under at least one storage gate during a sampling period. A driver used to operate the at least one storage gate, senses how much charge was transferred to the storage gate and sets a flag in an analog memory (e. g. , stores a voltage in a floating diffusion region) based on the amount of sensed charge. The sensed charge is used to determine an integration time for the pixel.
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Method And Apparatus Providing Pixel Storage Gate Charge Sensing For Electronic Stabilization In Imagers
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US Patent:7626626, Dec 1, 2009
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Filed:Jan 13, 2006
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Appl. No.:11/331121
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Inventors:Roger Panicacci - San Clemente CA, US
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Assignee:Micron Technology, Inc. - Boise ID
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International Classification:H04N 5/335
H04N 3/14 -
US Classification:348308
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Abstract:An imaging device that stores charge from a photosensor under at least one storage gate. A driver used to operate the at least one storage gate, senses how much charge was transferred to the storage gate. The sensed charge is used to obtain at least one signature of the image scene. The at least one signature may then be used for processing such as e. g. , motion detection, auto-exposure, and auto-white balancing.
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Skimmed Charge Capture And Charge Packet Removal For Increased Effective Pixel Photosensor Full Well Capacity
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US Patent:7696545, Apr 13, 2010
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Filed:Aug 29, 2006
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Appl. No.:11/511209
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Inventors:Roger Panicacci - San Clemente CA, US
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Assignee:Micron Technology, Inc. - Boise ID
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International Classification:H01L 31/062
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US Classification:257292, 257291
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Abstract:An imaging device having pixels that store charge from a photosensor under at least one storage gate during a sampling period. A driver used to operate the at least one storage gate, estimates how much charge in the pixel exceeds a predetermined limit during a non-destructive pixel sensing operation. A specific voltage is stored on the pixel's floating diffusion region to flag how many times the pixel exceeded the limit. The final pixel signal and the stored information is readout at the end of integration period to create a sum that represents the pixel's final signal value.
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Method And Apparatus Providing Pixel Storage Gate Charge Sensing For Electronic Stabilization In Imagers
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US Patent:7965330, Jun 21, 2011
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Filed:Oct 29, 2009
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Appl. No.:12/608072
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Inventors:Roger Panicacci - San Clemente CA, US
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Assignee:Micron Technology, Inc. - Boise ID
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International Classification:H04N 5/335
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US Classification:348308
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Abstract:An imaging device that stores charge from a photosensor under at least one storage gate. A driver used to operate the at least one storage gate, senses how much charge was transferred to the storage gate. The sensed charge is used to obtain at least one signature of the image scene. The at least one signature may then be used for processing such as e. g. , motion detection, auto-exposure, and auto-white balancing.
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Skimmed Charge Capture And Charge Packet Removal For Increased Effective Pixel Photosensor Full Well Capacity
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US Patent:8212906, Jul 3, 2012
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Filed:Jan 27, 2010
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Appl. No.:12/694531
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Inventors:Roger Panicacci - San Clemente CA, US
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Assignee:Micron Technology, Inc. - Boise ID
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International Classification:H04N 5/335
H01L 29/768
H01L 31/113 -
US Classification:348308, 257221, 257291, 257292
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Abstract:An imaging device having pixels that store charge from a photosensor under at least one storage gate during a sampling period. A driver used to operate the at least one storage gate, estimates how much charge in the pixel exceeds a predetermined limit during a non-destructive pixel sensing operation. A specific voltage is stored on the pixel's floating diffusion region to flag how many times the pixel exceeded the limit. The final pixel signal and the stored information is readout at the end of integration period to create a sum that represents the pixel's final signal value.
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Method And Apparatus Providing Pixel Storage Gate Charge Sensing For Electronic Stabilization In Imagers
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US Patent:8488036, Jul 16, 2013
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Filed:Apr 22, 2011
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Appl. No.:13/092215
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Inventors:Roger Panicacci - San Clemente CA, US
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Assignee:Micron Technology, Inc. - Boise ID
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International Classification:H04N 5/335
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US Classification:348308
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Abstract:An imaging device that stores charge from a photosensor under at least one storage gate. A driver used to operate the at least one storage gate, senses how much charge was transferred to the storage gate. The sensed charge is used to obtain at least one signature of the image scene. The at least one signature may then be used for processing such as e. g. , motion detection, auto-exposure, and auto-white balancing.
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Suppression Of Row-Wise Noise In An Imager
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US Patent:20050243193, Nov 3, 2005
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Filed:Apr 30, 2004
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Appl. No.:10/834844
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Inventors:Bob Gove - Los Gatos CA, US
Sandor Barna - Pasadena CA, US
Siri Eikedal - Los Angeles CA, US
Scott Smith - Los Angeles CA, US
Mike Malone - San Jose CA, US
Roger Panicacci - Los Angeles CA, US -
International Classification:H04N005/217
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US Classification:348241000
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Abstract:An imager having special light shielded, optically black pixels in each row of the imager's pixel array. Ideally, the optically black pixels should only output black pixel and reset signals. Since the optically black pixels of each row experience the same row-wise noise as the active pixels in the associated row, the optically black signals are used as reference signals to cancel out the row-wise noise, from reset and pixel signals, seen in a particular row.
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