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titleOfInvention SEMICONDUCTOR IMAGING DEVICE
abstract An object of the present invention is to increase the refractive index of a microlens and to narrow the gap between the microlenses to reduce an ineffective region. According to the present disclosure, there is provided a light receiving element provided corresponding to a unit pixel of a light receiving area, and a micro lens having a rectangular planar shape corresponding to each of the unit pixel, the micro A solid-state imaging device is provided, wherein the lens has a first refractive material whose film thickness is thinner toward the four corners of the rectangular shape at the boundary with the adjacent unit pixel.
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