Solid state image sensor

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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357 24, 358212, H04N 312

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045890277

ABSTRACT:
A solid state image sensor including a number of pixels each of which has a source region, a drain region and a signal readout gate electrode having a portion formed between the source and drain regions, a light receiving gate electrode formed separately from the signal readout gate electrode, and a transfer gate electrode, the source and drain regions being formed in a surface of an epitaxial layer and the light receiving gate electrode, transfer gate electrode and signal readout gate electrode being formed on the epitaxial layer via a gate insulating film. After light signal charges have been stored underneath the light receiving gate electrode for a desired shutter open period in all pixels, the light signal charges are transferred into portions in the epitaxial layer underneath the signal readout gate electrodes via the transfer gate electrodes. Then, the light signal charges are successively readout by means of an XY address system to derive an output video signal.

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