18151768. SENSOR FOR ACCUMULATION SIGNAL simplified abstract (SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.)
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SENSOR FOR ACCUMULATION SIGNAL
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Junseok Kim of Hwaseong-si (KR)
Hyunsurk Ryu of Hwaseong-si (KR)
SENSOR FOR ACCUMULATION SIGNAL - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18151768 titled 'SENSOR FOR ACCUMULATION SIGNAL
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a sensor that includes a determining circuit and an output circuit. The determining circuit receives a signal from a pixel in response to light and outputs a second signal based on the first signal, indicating the occurrence of an event. The output circuit then outputs a fourth signal to a processor, indicating the occurrence of the event within a specific time period.
- The sensor receives a signal from a pixel in response to light.
- The determining circuit analyzes the signal and outputs a second signal indicating the occurrence of an event.
- The output circuit receives the second signal and outputs a fourth signal to a processor.
- The fourth signal indicates the occurrence of the event within a specific time period.
Potential Applications
- Surveillance systems
- Motion detection systems
- Environmental monitoring
- Industrial automation
Problems Solved
- Efficiently detecting and capturing events in real-time
- Reducing false alarms and unnecessary processing
Benefits
- Accurate and timely event detection
- Improved efficiency in processing and analyzing events
- Enhanced security and safety measures
Original Abstract Submitted
A sensor includes a determining circuit and an output circuit. The determining circuit receives a first signal from a pixel in response to light and outputs a second signal associated with occurrence of an event, based on the first signal. Based on the second signal being received in a time period between a first time when a third signal is received from a processor and a second time when a condition is satisfied, the output circuit outputs a fourth signal associated with occurrence of the event in the time period to the processor after the second time.
