Transient Analysis of Electrical and Linear Charge Injection into CCD

Takaaki BABA; Takayuki SAGISHIMA; Teruo KITANI; Reiichi SASAKI

Transient Analysis of Electrical and Linear Charge Injection into CCD

Takaaki BABA, Takayuki SAGISHIMA, Teruo KITANI, Reiichi SASAKI

Full Text Views

0

Cite this

Summary :

Transient numerical analysis of electrical signal injection into the surface CCD is given regarding the potential equilibration method. The analysis is composed of the charging and discharging processes of signal charges, characterized by time intervals T_C and T_D of the respective input pulses. A concept of setting time T_S" explains how the mode of injection converts from the potential equilibration to dynamic injection, and determines a optimum T_C . A concept of residual effect of excess charges" is discussed in relation to sampling effect. The procedure to determine a optimum T_D is also proposed. It is concluded that the optimum T_C and T_D for completion of linear charge preset are determined by device geometry (that is, electrode lengths of the CCD input gates), while the T_C also depends on the bias condition of the input pulses. The above conclusions can be applied to setting input pulses and the structure of CCD inputs designed for analog signal processing.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E61-E No.7 pp.519-526

Publication Date: 1978/07/25

Publicized

Online ISSN

DOI

Type of Manuscript: PAPER

Category: Semiconductors

Authors

Takaaki BABA
Takayuki SAGISHIMA
Teruo KITANI
Reiichi SASAKI

Keyword

Cite this

Copy

Takaaki BABA, Takayuki SAGISHIMA, Teruo KITANI, Reiichi SASAKI, "Transient Analysis of Electrical and Linear Charge Injection into CCD" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions, vol. E61-E, no. 7, pp. 519-526, July 1978, doi: .
Abstract: Transient numerical analysis of electrical signal injection into the surface CCD is given regarding the potential equilibration method. The analysis is composed of the charging and discharging processes of signal charges, characterized by time intervals T_C and T_D of the respective input pulses. A concept of setting time T_S" explains how the mode of injection converts from the potential equilibration to dynamic injection, and determines a optimum T_C . A concept of residual effect of excess charges" is discussed in relation to sampling effect. The procedure to determine a optimum T_D is also proposed. It is concluded that the optimum T_C and T_D for completion of linear charge preset are determined by device geometry (that is, electrode lengths of the CCD input gates), while the T_C also depends on the bias condition of the input pulses. The above conclusions can be applied to setting input pulses and the structure of CCD inputs designed for analog signal processing.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/transactions/10.1587/e61-e_7_519/_p

Copy

@ARTICLE{e61-e_7_519,
author={Takaaki BABA, Takayuki SAGISHIMA, Teruo KITANI, Reiichi SASAKI, },
journal={IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions},
title={Transient Analysis of Electrical and Linear Charge Injection into CCD},
year={1978},
volume={E61-E},
number={7},
pages={519-526},
abstract={Transient numerical analysis of electrical signal injection into the surface CCD is given regarding the potential equilibration method. The analysis is composed of the charging and discharging processes of signal charges, characterized by time intervals T_C and T_D of the respective input pulses. A concept of setting time T_S" explains how the mode of injection converts from the potential equilibration to dynamic injection, and determines a optimum T_C . A concept of residual effect of excess charges" is discussed in relation to sampling effect. The procedure to determine a optimum T_D is also proposed. It is concluded that the optimum T_C and T_D for completion of linear charge preset are determined by device geometry (that is, electrode lengths of the CCD input gates), while the T_C also depends on the bias condition of the input pulses. The above conclusions can be applied to setting input pulses and the structure of CCD inputs designed for analog signal processing.},
keywords={},
doi={},
ISSN={},
month={July},}

Copy

TY - JOUR
TI - Transient Analysis of Electrical and Linear Charge Injection into CCD
T2 - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions
SP - 519
EP - 526
AU - Takaaki BABA
AU - Takayuki SAGISHIMA
AU - Teruo KITANI
AU - Reiichi SASAKI
PY - 1978
DO -
JO - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions
SN -
VL - E61-E
IS - 7
JA - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions
Y1 - July 1978
AB - Transient numerical analysis of electrical signal injection into the surface CCD is given regarding the potential equilibration method. The analysis is composed of the charging and discharging processes of signal charges, characterized by time intervals T_C and T_D of the respective input pulses. A concept of setting time T_S" explains how the mode of injection converts from the potential equilibration to dynamic injection, and determines a optimum T_C . A concept of residual effect of excess charges" is discussed in relation to sampling effect. The procedure to determine a optimum T_D is also proposed. It is concluded that the optimum T_C and T_D for completion of linear charge preset are determined by device geometry (that is, electrode lengths of the CCD input gates), while the T_C also depends on the bias condition of the input pulses. The above conclusions can be applied to setting input pulses and the structure of CCD inputs designed for analog signal processing.
ER -