WORKSHOP PAPER
Design of 2-Megapixel, Global Shutter, 120fps, 5µm-Pixel, ROICs for Colloidal Quantum Dots Image Sensors
Abstract
This paper presents the design of two novel, full HD Readout Integrated Circuits (ROICs) optimized for image sensors employing colloidal Quantum Dots (cQD). Both ROICs share a common architecture while differing primarily in the pixel design: one implements a simple 3T-sense pixel and the other uses a charge-amplifier (CA) based pixel. The two ROIC selection allows optimization of the sensor performance depending on the specific characteristic of the detector material. A full description of the architecture and circuits highlights the versatility of these ROICs.Keywords
ROIC, colloidal Quantum Dots, image sensors, pixel design, 3T-sense pixel, charge-amplifier, versatility,References
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