June 02 - 05, 2025 | Hyogo, Japan
The 2025 International Image Sensor Workshop (IISW), now in its 38th year, will unite the image sensor community in an open exchange of information on innovative work on solid-state image sensors.
Paper Presentation accepted by:
Myonglae Chu, Technical member of principle staff, on 83.5 dB Dynamic Range Lead-Free SWIR Image Sensors Based on Monolithic Fabrication of InAs Thin-Film Quantum Dot Photodiodes.
Mandar Thite, R&D engineer, A 640x480 Resolution 326,000fps Continuous-Mode Ultra-High Speed Global-Shutter CMOS BSI Imager with Exceptional Light Sensitivity
Celso Cavaco, principle member of technical staff, Fully Depleted CIS Pixel Using Reverse Substrate Bias without Undesirable Leakage Currents
The International Image Sensor Workshop (IISW) is the world’s largest technology forum fully devoted to solid-state image sensors. The scope of the workshop includes all aspects of electronic image sensor research, design, and development. The workshop papers span across a wide range of imaging devices and research topics: pixel physics, image sensor design and performance, application-specific imagers, manufacturing techniques such as wafer stacking and backside illumination, and on-chip optics.
Applications include consumer mobile image sensor devices, large-format devices for X-ray and astronomy, time-resolving and photon-counting imagers, and radiation-hardened image sensors.