| abstract |
The present disclosure relates to a solid-state imaging apparatus that can further downsize the size of the apparatus. The solid-state imaging apparatus is configured by laminating a first structure body, at which a pixel array unit in which pixels for performing photoelectric conversion are two-dimensionally aligned is formed, and a second structure body, at which an output circuit unit for outputting a pixel signal outputted from the pixels to the outside of the apparatus is formed. The output circuit unit, a through via which penetrates a semiconductor substrate constituting a part of the second structure body, and a signal output external terminal connected to the outside of the apparatus are arranged under the pixel array unit of the first structure body, the output circuit unit is connected to the signal output external terminal via the through via, and the outermost surface of the apparatus is a resin layer formed on an upper layer of an on-chip lens of the pixel array unit. The present technology can be applied to, for example, solid-state imaging apparatuses and the like incorporated into wearable products and the like. |