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titleOfInvention Fluorescence imaging device
abstract (57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To reduce the dark current generated at the time of fluorescence imaging and to improve the S / N in a fluorescence imaging device which captures fluorescence emitted from a part to be measured irradiated with excitation light. SOLUTION: Excitation light is applied to a living body to be measured, and fluorescence emitted from the to-be-measured part is received by an imaging surface 21 of a CCD imaging device having a mosaic filter on-chip. When reading signals from the CCD image pickup device, first, the signal charges accumulated in each pixel of the image pickup surface 21 are sequentially transferred line by line to the horizontal shift register 22 and sequentially read out via the output circuit 23. The signal charges transferred from the fluorescent imaging region 24 to the horizontal shift register 22 are read at a normal speed. The signal charge transferred from the non-imaging region 25 shielded by the metal film or the like is unnecessary, and it is not necessary to consider noise mixing and the like. For this reason, Since the signal reading time from the CCD image sensor can be reduced, dark current depending on the reading time can be reduced.
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