1985
DOI: 10.1109/t-ed.1985.22169
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Characteristics and readout of an InSb CID two-dimensional scanning TDI array

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“…I . therefore a constant. Row injection is of practical importance because it involves far fewer lossy charge transfers between row and column wells [2] than does column injection. There are innumerable schemes for reading CID's.…”
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“…I . therefore a constant. Row injection is of practical importance because it involves far fewer lossy charge transfers between row and column wells [2] than does column injection. There are innumerable schemes for reading CID's.…”
Section: A V ( F ) a V ( F " ) -A V ( F ) E T C I N S T E A Dmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…with pj" = AcjCicj/C;!. The contribution of any pixel in (1) is distributed among all the pixels in (2). At n = 1, C;!…”
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