Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus
Patent
1980-06-04
1982-03-30
Masinick, Michael A.
Facsimile and static presentation processing
Facsimile
Recording apparatus
357 24, H04N 314
Patent
active
043227538
ABSTRACT:
Charges are accumulated in photosenstive elements on a semiconductor substrate and are transferred into a memory portion or to vertical shift registers, with transfer occurring at a high speed. The charges produce an output series of electrical signals which are delivered at a normal speed. The memories and similar portions of the substrate may be completely light-shielded. An amount of the charges flowing into the first vertical shift register may be made extremely small due to the high-speed transfer, in order to minimize a "smear" phenomenon (i.e., charges which stray through the integrated semiconductor material). Also, an intensive incident light might cause a charge overflow (called "blooming") from the photosensitive elements into the nearby first vertical shift register currently transferring the charges. By operating the first vertical shift register at a high speed, the charges of one picture field may be stored temporarily in the memory portion to reduce the use time of the first vertical shift register. Thus, the remaining available use time of the first vertical shift register may be employed to discard the charges collected undesirably in the first vertical shift registers.
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The Charge-Coupled Device as a TV Image Sensor, Brown, GEC Journal of Science & Tech., vol. 43, #3 (1977) pp. 125-134.
Masinick Michael A.
Nippon Electric Co. Ltd.
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