Izhal Abdul Halin

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Izhal Abdul Halin is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of advanced CMOS sensor design and three-dimensional imaging systems. His primary research areas include time-of-flight (ToF) range image sensors, mixed-signal integrated circuit design, and optoelectronic device engineering. His most notable contribution is the development of a QVGA-size CMOS time-of-flight range image sensor featuring a background light charge draining structure, a key innovation that enhances sensor performance in real-world, high-ambient-light conditions. This work, published in 2006 and garnering 9 citations, addresses a critical challenge in 3-D imaging—enabling more robust operation for applications in automotive safety, medical imaging, robotics, and security systems. By improving the sensor’s ability to reject background light, Halin’s design has helped pave the way for more reliable and compact 3-D vision systems. His research continues to influence the field of solid-state imaging, where his contributions are valued for their practical impact on real-time depth sensing and machine vision technologies.

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   A QVGA-size CMOS time-of-flight range image sensor with background light charge draining structure

   9 citations · 2006

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