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[[:Category:MASAAKI Iwane of Kanagawa | [[:Category:MASAAKI Iwane of Kanagawa JP|MASAAKI Iwane of Kanagawa JP]][[Category:MASAAKI Iwane of Kanagawa JP]] | ||
[[:Category:SATOSHI Suzuki of Tokyo | [[:Category:SATOSHI Suzuki of Tokyo JP|SATOSHI Suzuki of Tokyo JP]][[Category:SATOSHI Suzuki of Tokyo JP]] | ||
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This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20250006750 titled 'PHOTOELECTRIC CONVERSION APPARATUS, MANUFACTURING METHOD, AND EQUIPMENT | This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20250006750 titled 'PHOTOELECTRIC CONVERSION APPARATUS, MANUFACTURING METHOD, AND EQUIPMENT | ||
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PHOTOELECTRIC CONVERSION APPARATUS, MANUFACTURING METHOD, AND EQUIPMENT
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PHOTOELECTRIC CONVERSION APPARATUS, MANUFACTURING METHOD, AND EQUIPMENT
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20250006750 titled 'PHOTOELECTRIC CONVERSION APPARATUS, MANUFACTURING METHOD, AND EQUIPMENT
Original Abstract Submitted
a photoelectric conversion apparatus includes a semiconductor substrate that includes at least one pixel having a plurality of photoelectric conversion elements configured to receive light from a common microlens, wherein the semiconductor substrate includes a first surface that is formed of light-receiving surfaces of the plurality of photoelectric conversion elements and a second surface that faces the first surface, and the first surface has a concave shape, and at least a portion of the first surface is inclined with respect to the second surface.