Single substrate semiconductor device for image sensing and prin

Optics: image projectors – Plural projection paths with single light source

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device for image sensing and printing comprises an integrated circuit composed of a single semiconductor substrate on which are integrated a linear array of phototransistors, driving circuits and control circuits. The control circuits are operable in a read mode for processing output signals from the phototransistors to enable transmission thereof to an external device and are operable in a print mode for processing inputted image data signals to produce printing signals which are applied to the driving circuits for use in driving an external printing device.

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