Solid-state imaging device using plasmon resonator filter

1. A solid-state imaging device comprising:

a first inorganic photoelectric converter configured to include a blue-light absorbing layer that absorbs blue light, wherein an absorption factor of the blue-light absorbing layer is represented by α B [nm −1 ] and a thickness of the blue-light absorbing layer is represented by d B [nm], a relationship represented by 0.21<α B ·d B ˜<2.3 is satisfied;

a semiconductor substrate that includes: a light-receiving face to which light is to be incident, the light having a first wavelength component is blue light, and the light having a second wavelength component is red light; and a circuit-formed surface on which a circuit comprising a readout circuit is formed, the light-receiving face facing the first inorganic photoelectric converter, the semiconductor substrate including a second inorganic photoelectric converter thereinside, the second inorganic photoelectric converter being configured to include a red-light absorbing layer that absorbs the red light, wherein an absorption factor of the red-light absorbing layer is represented by α R [nm −1 ] and a thickness of the red-light absorbing layer is represented by d R [nm], a relationship represented by 1.4<α R ·d R <2.6 is satisfied;

a first part comprising a microstructure arranged between the first inorganic photoelectric converter and the second inorganic photoelectric converter, the microstructure being configured to include a plurality of dots which are arranged in an array configuration, each dot having a symmetric shape on a plane surface in a plan view, each dot having a width in a range of 20 to 300 nm and having a thickness in a range of 10 to 300 nm in the microstructure, the dots adjacent to each other being distanced at a distance in a range of 20 to 250 nm; and

a silicon oxide layer provided between the blue-light absorbing layer and the microstructure, wherein a refractive index of the silicon oxide layer is represented by n and a thickness of the silicon oxide layer is represented by d [nm], a relationship represented by 100<n·d<125 is satisfied.

2. The solid-state imaging device according to claim 1 , wherein

of the light that is incident to the light-receiving face side, light that has a first wavelength component and is to be absorbed by the first inorganic photoelectric converter is reflected by the microstructure, light that has a second wavelength component and is to be absorbed by the second inorganic photoelectric converter passes through the microstructure.

3. The solid-state imaging device according to claim 1 , wherein

the blue-light absorbing layer contains amorphous silicon.

4. The solid-state imaging device according to claim 1 , further comprising:

an organic photoelectric converter formed on a surface of the semiconductor substrate which is close to the light-receiving face, the organic photoelectric converter comprising an organic photoelectric conversion layer that absorbs light having a third wavelength component.

5. The solid-state imaging device according to claim 4 , wherein

the light having the third wavelength component is green light,

the organic photoelectric converter is provided on a position that overlaps a position on which the first inorganic photoelectric converter and the second inorganic photoelectric converter are formed.

6. The solid-state imaging device according to claim 1 , further comprising:

a second part that is provided adjacent to the first part and includes the second inorganic photoelectric converter;

a first color filter that is provided to face the first inorganic photoelectric converter of the first part and absorbs light having a first wavelength component and light having a second wavelength component; and

a second color filter that is provided to face the second inorganic photoelectric converter of the second part and absorbs light having a third wavelength component.

7. The solid-state imaging device according to claim 1 , wherein

each of the first inorganic photoelectric converter and the second inorganic photoelectric converter is independently connected to the readout circuit.