The Invention and Development of CMOS Image Sensors
Eric R. Fossum
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Eric R. Fossum
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This paper describes the underlying technology in complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) image sensors. The invention of CMOS image sensors with intra-pixel charge transfer is then presented. Continued improvements in CMOS image sensors are described. The realization of photon-counting CMOS image sensors as an emerging chapter in the CMOS image sensor story is also discussed.
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This paper describes the underlying technology in complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) image sensors. The invention of CMOS image sensors with intra-pixel charge transfer is then presented. Continued improvements in CMOS image sensors are described. The realization of photon-counting CMOS image sensors as an emerging chapter in the CMOS image sensor story is also discussed.
Key concepts: CMOS, Image sensor, Pixel, Realization (probability), CMOS sensor, Computer science, Electrical engineering, Electronic engineering