Image sensor array using two stage transfer having improved unif

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35821327, 35821323, H04N 5335, H04N 314

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050815369

ABSTRACT:
A linear image sensor array and process having a two stage transfer circuit where in order to reduce non-uniformities between the photosite cells of the array resulting from difference transistor thresholds, the bias charge is injected between the first and second transistors of the two stage transfer circuit, with the first transistor function as a metering gate for bias charge injection.

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