WORKSHOP PAPER
Toward 10 Gfps: Factors Limiting the Frame Rate of the BSI MCG Image Sensor
V. T. S. Dao1,2, T. G. Etoh1, K. Shimonomura1, Q. Nguyen1, N. Hayashi3, Y. Kamakura4, C. Zhang5, E. Charbon5, P. Goetschalckx6, Luc Haspeslagh6, P. De Moor6
1Ritsumeikan University, 1-1-1 Noji-Higashi, Kusatsu 525-8577 JAPAN
2Research Institute for Science and Technology, Ritsumeikan University,
3Astrodesign Inc.,
4Osaka University,
5Technical University Delft,
6IMEC,

Abstract


Publisher: IISS (Int. Image Sensors Society)
Year: 2015
Workshop: IISW
URL: https://doi.org/10.60928/ts4z-9vpv
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Keywords

BSI MCG Image Sensor, Ultra-high-speed imaging, Frame rate limitation,

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