Image reading apparatus and semiconductor device
An image reading apparatus which reads an image includes a first pixel that includes a first light receiving element which performs photoelectric conversion; a second pixel that includes a second light receiving element which performs photoelectric conversion; a first reading circuit that includes a first capacitor which is electrically connected to the first pixel and a first amplifier having an input terminal which is electrically connected to the first capacitor; a second reading circuit that includes a second capacitor which is electrically connected to the second pixel, a second amplifier, and a first switch which switches whether or not to electrically connect the second capacitor to an input terminal of the second amplifier; and a second switch that switches whether or not to electrically connect a first node between the first capacitor and the first amplifier to a second node between the second capacitor and the second amplifier.
1. An image reading apparatus which reads an image, the apparatus comprising:
a first pixel that includes a first light receiving element which performs photoelectric conversion;
a second pixel that includes a second light receiving element which performs photoelectric conversion;
a first reading circuit that includes a first capacitor which is electrically connected to the first pixel and a first amplifier having an input terminal which is electrically connected to the first capacitor;
a second reading circuit that includes a second capacitor which is electrically connected to the second pixel, a second amplifier, and a first switch which switches whether or not to electrically connect the second capacitor to an input terminal of the second amplifier; and
a second switch that switches whether or not to electrically connect a first node between the first capacitor and the first amplifier to a second node between the second capacitor and the second amplifier.
2. The image reading apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein, in a case where the first switch is in an electrical disconnection state, the second switch enters an electrical connection state, and in a case where the first switch is in an electrical connection state, the second switch enters an electrical disconnection state.
3. The image reading apparatus according to claim 2 , wherein, in a case where the first switch is in an electrical disconnection state and the second switch is in an electrical connection state, an operation of the second reading circuit stops.
4. The image reading apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the first reading circuit electrically connects the first capacitor and the first amplifier, and further includes a third switch in an electrical connection state.
5. The image reading apparatus according to claim 1 ,
wherein the first pixel includes
a first inverting amplifier that is electrically connected to the first light receiving element,
a fourth switch that is electrically connected to both terminals of the first inverting amplifier, and
a third capacitor that is electrically connected to both terminals of the first inverting amplifier, and
wherein the second pixel includes
a second inverting amplifier that is electrically connected to the second light receiving element,
a fifth switch that is electrically connected to both terminals of the second inverting amplifier, and
a fourth capacitor that is electrically connected to both terminals of the second inverting amplifier.
6. A semiconductor device comprising:
a first pixel that includes a first light receiving element which performs photoelectric conversion;
a second pixel that includes a second light receiving element which performs photoelectric conversion;
a first reading circuit that includes a first capacitor which is electrically connected to the first pixel and a first amplifier having an input terminal which is electrically connected to the first capacitor;
a second reading circuit that includes a second capacitor which is electrically connected to the second pixel, a second amplifier having an input terminal which is electrically connected to the second capacitor, and a first switch which switches whether or not to electrically connect the second capacitor to the second amplifier; and
a second switch that switches whether or not to electrically connect a first node between the first capacitor and the first amplifier to a second node between the second capacitor and the second amplifier.