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An independent pixel output line (14) is provided for each of two-dimensionally arranged pixels (10) within a pixel area (2a). A plurality of memory sections are connected to each pixel output line (14). In a continuous reading mode, photocharge storage is simultaneously performed at all the pixels, and signals are collectively transferred from the pixels (10) through the pixel output lines (14) to the memory sections, after which the signals held in the memory sections are sequentially read and outputted. In a burst reading mode, the operations of simultaneously storing photocharges at all the pixels and collectively transferring signals from each pixel (10) through the pixel output line (14) to the memory sections are sequentially performed for each of the memory sections to hold signals corresponding to a plurality of frames. When a imaging halt command is given, the holding of new signals is halted, and a plurality of frames of image signals held in the memory sections at that point in time are sequentially read and outputted. Thus, both an ultrahigh-speed imaging operation with a limitation on the number of frames and an imaging mode that is rather slow but has no limitation on the number of frames can be performed.

An adjustable center of gravity type balancing teeterboard is characterized in that a counter weight is arranged on a bottom plate of the teeterboard, screws penetrate the counter weight and penetrate through screw holes formed in the bottom plate of the teeterboard, and two ends of each screw are respectively fixed with a steering disk. Two fixing strips are respectively welded on two sides of a protective cover. The lower ends of the fixing strips are fixed on the bottom plate of the teeterboard through screws. A scale is engraved on the protective cover. Two ends of the bottom plate of the teeterboard are provided with seats. A supporting point shifter is welded on the bottom plate of the teeterboard. The screw A passes through the supporting point shifter. When the adjustable center of gravity type balancing teeterboard is used, the counter weight moves horizontally to adjust the center of gravity, and the supporting point shifter is adjusted to one side which is light in weight, so that people who are great in difference of weights can also play with the teeterboard. The counter weight is moved to one side without people sitting, so that one person can play with the teeterboard. If the counter weight is not enough, the supporting point shifter is adjusted to move the bottom plate of the teeterboard to the direction without people. When the teeterboard is played, two hands can practice rotating the steering disks, and therefore flexibility of the hands is practiced. When the teeterboard is tilted vertically, the steering disk held by the hands can adjust balancing of a body.