18617209. LIGHT-RECEIVING DEVICE AND LIDAR simplified abstract (LG INNOTEK CO., LTD.)
LIGHT-RECEIVING DEVICE AND LIDAR
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LIGHT-RECEIVING DEVICE AND LIDAR - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18617209 titled 'LIGHT-RECEIVING DEVICE AND LIDAR
The abstract describes an optical device that includes a light receiving element, a voltage part, and a controller to synchronize bias voltages with light output.
- Light receiving element detects light reflected and transmitted from a subject.
- Voltage part provides first or second bias voltage to the light receiving element.
- Controller synchronizes the second bias voltage with light output from a light emitting part.
- The device aims to improve the accuracy and efficiency of light detection processes.
- The synchronization of bias voltages with light output enhances the device's performance in various applications.
Potential Applications: - Medical imaging for accurate diagnosis. - Security systems for surveillance and monitoring. - Optical sensors for industrial automation. - Robotics for object detection and navigation.
Problems Solved: - Inaccurate light detection due to inconsistent bias voltages. - Limited efficiency in detecting light variations. - Lack of synchronization between bias voltages and light output.
Benefits: - Enhanced accuracy in light detection. - Improved efficiency in various applications. - Increased reliability in optical sensing technologies.
Commercial Applications: Title: Enhanced Optical Devices for Improved Light Detection This technology can be utilized in medical imaging equipment, security systems, industrial automation, and robotics, leading to more accurate and efficient light detection processes. The market implications include improved performance, reliability, and versatility in optical sensing applications.
Questions about Optical Devices with Synchronized Bias Voltages: 1. How does the synchronization of bias voltages with light output improve the performance of the optical device?
- The synchronization ensures consistent and accurate light detection, enhancing the device's overall efficiency and reliability.
2. What are the potential challenges in implementing synchronized bias voltages in optical devices?
- Challenges may include the complexity of the synchronization process and the need for precise control mechanisms to ensure proper functionality.
Original Abstract Submitted
An optical device includes a light receiving element for detecting light reflected and transmitted from a subject; a voltage part for providing a first bias voltage or a second bias voltage to the light receiving element; and a controller for controlling the voltage part so that the second bias voltage provided from the voltage part is synchronized with a light output of a light emitting part to be provided to the light receiving element.