Image Sensing Technology Based on CMOS and Its Military Applications
Zhang Zhi-qua
Abstract
Zhang Zhi-qua
Abstract
With the development of VLSI, CMOS image sensor has developed increasingly. The CMOS APS technology allows the integration of timing and control electronics, imaging detector arrays, signal chains and analog-to-digital conversion on a single integrated circuit. The architectures and principles of CMOS image sensor are introduced. The differences between CMOS and CCD are compared. The recent progresses and military Application of CMOS image sensors are reviewed.
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With the development of VLSI, CMOS image sensor has developed increasingly. The CMOS APS technology allows the integration of timing and control electronics, imaging detector arrays, signal chains and analog-to-digital conversion on a single integrated circuit. The architectures and principles of CMOS image sensor are introduced. The differences between CMOS and CCD are compared. The recent progresses and military Application of CMOS image sensors are reviewed.
Key concepts: CMOS, Image sensor, Very-large-scale integration, Diode-or circuit, CMOS sensor, Electronics, Electronic engineering, Detector