A progressive 1920-1080 imaging systemonchip for HDTV cameras

Kozlowski, L.; Rossi, G.; Blanquart, L.; Marchesini, Roberto; Huang, Ying; Chow, G.; Richardson, J. D.

doi:10.1109/isscc.2005.1494017

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“…Three main approaches are used for implementation of the support electronics, as shown in Figure 5, (a) a single chip solution like in Kozlowski et al (2005), (b) a system with analog image sensor and discrete external electronics, (c) a dual chip approach with analog image sensor and application specific integrated circuit (ASIC). The single chip system is the most integrated concept since all required electronics are part of the sensor chip itself.…”

Section: Cmos-based Detector Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

CMOS Detector Technology

2006

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An entry level overview of state-of-the-art CMOS detector technology is presented. Operating principles and system architecture are explained in comparison to the well-established CCD technology, followed by a discussion of important benefits of modern CMOS-based detector arrays. A number of unique CMOS features including different shutter modes and scanning concepts are described. In addition, sub-field stitching is presented as a technique for producing very large imagers. After a brief introduction to the concept of monolithic CMOS sensors, hybrid detectors technology is introduced. A comparison of noise reduction methods for CMOS hybrids is presented. The final sections review CMOS fabrication processes for monolithic and vertically integrated image sensors.

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Section: Cmos-based Detector Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%