128 <cd0215f.gif> 96 Pixel FEA Image Sensor with HARP Target

Yoshiro TAKIGUCHI; Katsunori OSADA; Masakazu NANBA; Kazunori MIYAKAWA; Saburo OKAZAKI; Toshio YAMAGISHI; Kenkichi TANIOKA; Masahide ABE; Norifumi EGAMI; Mitsuru TANAKA; Shigeo ITOH

128 96 Pixel FEA Image Sensor with HARP Target

Yoshiro TAKIGUCHI, Katsunori OSADA, Masakazu NANBA, Kazunori MIYAKAWA, Saburo OKAZAKI, Toshio YAMAGISHI, Kenkichi TANIOKA, Masahide ABE, Norifumi EGAMI, Mitsuru TANAKA, Shigeo ITOH

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To investigate the feasibility of a compact FEA image sensor with a large number of pixels, a 128 96 pixel FEA image sensor with a 4-µm-thick HARP target was fabricated and tested for the first time. The experimental results showed that the prototype could stably operate as a highly sensitive image sensor having both sufficient resolution corresponding to the number of pixels and a wide dynamic range, which demonstrated its potential as a next-generation image sensor.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E85-C No.11 pp.1916-1921

Publication Date: 2002/11/01

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Yoshiro TAKIGUCHI, Katsunori OSADA, Masakazu NANBA, Kazunori MIYAKAWA, Saburo OKAZAKI, Toshio YAMAGISHI, Kenkichi TANIOKA, Masahide ABE, Norifumi EGAMI, Mitsuru TANAKA, Shigeo ITOH, "128 96 Pixel FEA Image Sensor with HARP Target" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics, vol. E85-C, no. 11, pp. 1916-1921, November 2002, doi: .
Abstract: To investigate the feasibility of a compact FEA image sensor with a large number of pixels, a 128 96 pixel FEA image sensor with a 4-µm-thick HARP target was fabricated and tested for the first time. The experimental results showed that the prototype could stably operate as a highly sensitive image sensor having both sufficient resolution corresponding to the number of pixels and a wide dynamic range, which demonstrated its potential as a next-generation image sensor.
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