Power grid abutting a photoreceptor element and having a break in a geometric location to shift power flow of the grid
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Oct 29, 2013
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Jul 19, 2012
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Mar 30, 2012
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Jan 17, 2007
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A chip device with a number of individually powered parts, such as photoreceptors. A mesh is provided to provide power to the individual photoreceptors. The mesh may be provided for ground and power and/or both. The mesh may be on different layers, so that one portion of the mesh is exactly over the other portion of the mesh. The mesh takes up a portion of real estate on the chip in between the individual photoreceptors, in locations where image sensing parts cannot be located. In an embodiment, the mesh can be intentionally broken at various locations to optimize the path length.
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