Photosensitive matrix with two diodes per dot without specific r

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35821323, H01J 4014, H04N 314

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049068555

ABSTRACT:
The disclosure concerns matrices of photosensitive elements. To prevent the need for a resetting light source in matrices using, as a photosensitive dot, a photodiode in series with a capacitor between a row conductor and a column conductor, a photosensitive dot is proposed, formed by a photodiode in series with a reading diode between a row conductor and a column conductor, it being possible to put the reading diode into forward or reverse conduction. To read the photoelectrical charges generated, a reading pulse, which makes the reading diode forward conductive, is applied. To then reset the potential of the floating node A, at which the photoelectrical charges accumulate, at a constant starting level, a reverse resetting pulse is applied, thus making the reading diode conductive (but this time in reverse conduction).

REFERENCES:
patent: 4703169 (1987-10-01), Arita
patent: 4758734 (1988-07-01), Uchida et al.

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