Photoelectric converting apparatus with improved switching to re

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H04N 314

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051722496

ABSTRACT:
There is provided a photoelectric converting apparatus comprising: an accumulating unit to accumulate charges which were light excited; an amplifying unit to amplify charges of a control electrode; a switching device to connect the accumulating unit and the control electrode; a first reading unit to read out an output of the amplifying unit as a first signal when the switching device is set into a nonconductive state; a transferring unit to make the switching device conductive and to transfer the charges in the accumulating unit to the control electrode; a second reading unit to read out the output of the amplifying unit as a second signal after the charges were transferred; and a subtraction processing circuit to execute a subtracting process between the first and second signals.

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