Imager which has a load transistor connected to each vertical si

Television – Camera – system and detail – Solid-state image sensor

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348308, H04N 314

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053350081

ABSTRACT:
The present invention is directed to a CCD image sensing device in which an amplifying transistor for amplifying a photoelectrically-converted signal charge and outputting the amplified signal charge to a vertical signal line is provided at every pixel of a plurality of pixels arrayed in a two-dimensional fashion and a load transistor is connected to each of the vertical signal lines, in which the load transistor is composed of a first field effect transistor having a constant current characteristic and a second field effect transistor acting as a negative feedback resistor function connected in series.

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