A CCD camera is a charge coupled device camera, which is an apparatus that is designed to convert optical brightness into electrical amplitude signals using a plurality of CCDs, and then reproduce the image of a subject using the electric signals without time restriction. Charge coupled devices or CCDs are arrays of semiconductor gates formed on a substrate of an integrated circuit board or chip. A CCD camera includes a CCD imager IC (integrated circuit) and control circuits typically mounted on a printed wiring assembly. In CCD cameras, either a CCD matrix or one or more CCD lines is located in the focal plane behind the optical system. A CCD is normally used for the image pickup device of a digital camera. Image data captured by it is stored in a storage medium such as a compact flash memory or an IC memory card. To monitor the captured image, a display means such as an LCD (liquid crystal display) is generally equipped in the digital still camera.
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