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12 December 1979 The Charge Injection Device (CID) As A Stellar Tracking Sensor
H. K. Burke, D. M. Brown, A. Grafinger, G. J. Michon, H. W. Tomlinson, T. L. Vogelsong, R. Wilson
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Abstract
A 128 x 128 element CID imager was operated in a simulated stellar tracking environment and ev8luated f8r temporal and pattern noise and spectral response over a temperature range of -40oC to +25oC. The test devices were fabricated on long-lifetime bulk silicon material and utilized very thin upper-level polysilicon electrodes for enhanced spectral response. A standard microcomputer was used to generate all control signals and to collect and process performance data. The results of this program were used to predict the performance of a 400 x 400 CID array designed specifically for stellar-tracking.
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H. K. Burke, D. M. Brown, A. Grafinger, G. J. Michon, H. W. Tomlinson, T. L. Vogelsong, and R. Wilson "The Charge Injection Device (CID) As A Stellar Tracking Sensor", Proc. SPIE 0203, Recent Advances in TV Sensors and Systems, (12 December 1979); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.958133
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KEYWORDS
Imaging systems

Sensors

Quantum efficiency

Silicon

Stars

Temperature metrology

Interference (communication)

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