Television – Camera – system and detail – Solid-state image sensor
Patent
1996-01-17
1998-07-07
Faile, Andrew
Television
Camera, system and detail
Solid-state image sensor
348303, 358483, H04N 314, H04N 5335
Patent
active
057776717
ABSTRACT:
A control circuit generates a control signal which is of a low level during a certain period of time after the power supply of a solid state imager has been turned on or a power save mode thereof has been canceled, and of a high level after elapse of the period of time. Based on the control signal, a timing generator generates transfer clock signals having a high frequency than when the solid state imager is in a normal transfer mode, and applies the transfer clock signals to a CCD shift register to remove or transfer excessive invalid charges at a high rate therefrom. After the power supply has been turned on or the power save mode has been canceled, therefore, the time required to bring the solid state imager into a condition capable of imaging a subject is shortened.
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Goto Tetsuro
Iwasaki Hiroyuki
Maki Yasuhito
Takagi Tadao
Christensen Andrew B.
Faile Andrew
Nikon Corporation
Sony Corporation
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