64*64 Pixel two-layer structure InSb-IRCCD.
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- Tsunoda Reikichi
- Technical R & D Institute, Japan Defense Agency
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- Kanno Toshio
- Technical R & D Institute, Japan Defense Agency
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- Tsuji Takafumi
- Toshiba R & D Center
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- Shirouzu Shunji
- Toshiba R & D Center
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- Harada Nozoumu
- Toshiba R & D Center
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- Aihara Satoshi
- Toshiba Komukai Works
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- Sado Tetsuo
- Toshiba Komukai Works
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- Other Title
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- 64×64画素2層構造InSb‐IRCCD
- 64 64 ガソ 2ソウ コウゾウ InSb-IRCCD
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Abstract
A 64×64 pixel InSb-IRCCD with a two-layer structure is developed. It is constructed with a back-illuminated InSb p+n photodiode array and a buried p-channel Si-CCD. The photodiode array was manufactured using ion-implantation and anodic oxide/sputtered A12O3 double layer passivation processes, by which R0A values of more than 1×105 Ωcm2 were obtained.<BR>The photodiode array, polished to 20μm thickness, and the CCD are interconnected by a special In-bump technique involving electroplating and reforming to conical shapes, which assures complete electrical connections.<BR>Signal charges in the CCD storage gate containing the background ingredient, are par titioned to two parts or skimmed. By these techniques, CCD gate capacities are minimized. The output signals are corrected to form the IR image.<BR>Good system linearities, where γ=1.00±0.01, and excellent responses, D*λpeak=6.0×1011 cm Hz1/2 w-1 and NETD=0.05-0.06 deg, have been obtained. Crosstalk was decreased by thinning the photodiode and MTFs were improved.
Journal
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- The Journal of the Institute of Television Engineers of Japan
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The Journal of the Institute of Television Engineers of Japan 42 (5), 484-492, 1988
The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers
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- CRID
- 1390001205097191040
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- NII Article ID
- 110003676499
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- NII Book ID
- AN00151466
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- ISSN
- 18849652
- 03866831
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- NDL BIB ID
- 3184723
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- Text Lang
- ja
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- Data Source
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- JaLC
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