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23 June 1994 Direct injection readout circuit model
Jerris F. Johnson
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Abstract
A response model that describes an optimal imager with a photodiode-direct injection readout focal plane is developed and a time-domain computer simulation based on this model is executed for different background radiance levels. For small signals, the model explains in detail why small photodiode capacitance, and high background photoflux levels are necessary to maintain good optical resolution. However, unlike the small-signal model, the large-signal model is valid throughout the range of parameters and gives the response for large signal-to- noise ratio and low background cases.
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Jerris F. Johnson "Direct injection readout circuit model", Proc. SPIE 2226, Infrared Readout Electronics II, (23 June 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.178475
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KEYWORDS
Circuit switching

Signal to noise ratio

Capacitance

Computer simulations

Imaging systems

Interference (communication)

Optical resolution

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