Photo-sensor device and image scanning system employing the same

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Recording apparatus

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358221, 357 24, 357 30, 307221D, 250211J, H04N 315, H01L 2714

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042938775

ABSTRACT:
A photo-sensor device comprises a light receiving part composed of a plurality of photo-sensor elements for converting photosignals into electrical signals. A portion of the light receiving part is shielded by light shielding means so that in reading out the output from the device, there can be obtained also a signal of dark current information from the shielded photo-sensor elements.

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