Image sensor and sensor unit

Active solid-state devices (e.g. – transistors – solid-state diode – Field effect device – Responsive to non-optical – non-electrical signal

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C257S236000, C257S230000, C257S246000, C257SE31001

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07952121

ABSTRACT:
An image sensor includes a charge storage portion for storing and transferring signal charges, a first electrode for forming an electric field storing the signal charges in the charge storage portion, a charge increasing portion for increasing the signal charges stored in the charge storage portion and a second electrode for forming another electric field increasing the signal charges in the charge increasing portion, wherein the quantity of the signal charges storable in the charge storage portion is not less than the quantity of the signal charges storable in the charge increasing portion.

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Yonemoto, “Basic and Application of CCD/CMOS Image Sensor,” CQ Shuppan-sha, Aug. 10, 2003, pp. 189-191 and 204.

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