1973 CCD Conference Proceedings Table of Contents

1973 CCD Applications Conference – September 18-20 1973 San Diego CA

1.	Charge Coupled Devices for Imaging Sensing	M. F. Tompsett, D. A. Sealer,and C. H. Sequin
2.	Design and Operation of Buried Channel Charge-Coupled Devices	Choong-Ki Kim
3.	Tradeoff Analysis for CCD Area Imagers: Frontside Illuminated Interline Transfer vs Backside Illuminated Frame Transfer	D. F. Barbe and M. H. White
4.	A New Charge-Coupled Area Imaging Device	L. Walsh and R. H. Oyck
5.	Characterization of Surface Channel CCD Image Arrays at Low Light Levels	M. H. White, D. R. Lampe, F. C. Blaha, and I. A. Mack
6.	Design, Fabrication and Performance of a 128 X 160 Element Charge-Coupled Image Sensor	M.G. Kovac, F. V. Shallcross, W. S. Pike, and P. K. Weimer
7.	Appraisal of Charge Transfer Technologies for Peripheral Memory Applications	H. A. R. Wegener
8.	Conceptual Design of an Eight-Megabyte High Performance Charge-Coupled Storage Device	B. Agusta and T.V. Harroun
9.	CCD Digital Memory for Radar Applications	R. A. Belt
10.	Recent Improvements in Charge-Coupled Memory Devices	Y. T. Chan, B. T. French, and R. A. Gudmundsen
11.	256-Bit Repeater Chained 2-Phase CCD Digital Shift Register	W. E. Tchon and J. S. T. Huang
12.	Performance Characteristics of CCD Shift Registers Fabricated Using Aluminum-Anodized Aluminum-Aluminum Double Level Metallization	D. R. Collins, J. B. Barton, R. W. Brodersen, W. C. Rhines, S. R. Shortes, and A. F. Tasch, Jr.
13.	Applications of Charge Transfer Devices to Communication	D. D. Buss and W. H. Bailey
14.	Real-Time Discrete Fourier Transforms Using Charge Transfer Devices	R. W. Means, D. D. Buss, and H. J. Whitehouse
15.	A Surface Charge Correlator for Signal Processing	J. J. Tiemann, R. D. Baertsch, and W. E. Engeler
16.	An Electrically Programmable LSI Transversal Filter for Discrete Analog Signal Processing (DASP)	D. R. Lampe, J. L. Fagan, J. H. Mims, and M. H. White
17.	Design and Performance of Charge-Coupled Device Time-Division Analog Multiplexers	T. F. Cheek, Jr., J. B. Barton, S. P. Emmons, J. E. Schroeder, and A. F. Tasch, Jr.
18.	The Use of CCD Correlators in a Spread Spectrum Communications Example	T. A. Zimmerman and R. W. Bower
19.	Using Charge-Coupled Devices for Analog Delay	M. F. Tompsett
20.	A Parallel Input, High Speed CCD Analog Delay Line	R. D. Mellen and J. Roshen
21.	A Signal Processing Sensor Using CCDs	H. J. Whitehouse and I. Lagnado
22.	The Peristaltic Charge-Coupled Device	L. J. M. Esser
23.	Buried Channel Charge-Coupled Devices for Infrared Applications	D. M. Erb and K. Nummedal
24.	Experimental Characterization of Charge Transfer Efficiency in Surface Channel CCDs	R. W. Brodersen, D. D. Buss, and A. F. Tasch, Jr.
25.	Dark-Current and Storage-Time Considerations in Charge-Coupled Devices	A. F. Tasch, Jr., R. W. Brodersen, D. D. Buss, and R. T. Bate
26.	The Performance of CCDs in Signal Processing at Low Signal Levels	S. P. Emmons and D. D. Buss
27.	CCD Modulation Transfer Function	R. D. Nelson and W. P.Waters
28.	Polysilicon-Aluminum Gate CCD	W. F. Kosonocky and J. E. Carnes
29.	Effects of Gamma Radiation on Charge-Coupled Devices	D. F. Barbe, J. M. Killiany, and H. L. Hughes
30.	Charge-Coupled Devices for Low Light Level Imaging	S. B. Campana
31.	Theoretical Analysis of Directly Coupled 8-12 um Hybrid IRCCD Serial Scanning	A. J. Steck I and T. Koehler
32.	Feasibility Study of PbTe and Pb_o.76Sn_0.24Te Infrared Charge-Coupled Imager	T. F. Tao, J. R. Ellis, L. Kost, and A. Doshier