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6 May 2009 Ultra-low power ADC on chip for high-performance IR detector
Gilbert Decaens, Michel Zecri, Patrick Maillart, Frédéric Advent, Laurent Baud, Stephen Parola, David Billon-Lanfrey, Frédéric Pistone, Sébastien Martin
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Abstract
The InfraRed staring arrays developed by SOFRADIR are more and more compact and offer system solutions for wide range of IR wavebands. IR detectors have been taken to an even more advanced level of sophistication to achieve staring arrays high performances. Latest developments have also been focused on the silicon readout circuit. Digital conversion on chip is one of the recent progresses in this field of activity. In order to match each system requirements, on chip high performance ultra low power ADCs have been developed. Beyond the performance aspects, digital focal plane arrays can be considered as the first step towards low cost Dewar family, since they allow for a more simple electrical interface on Dewar designs and on chip image processing. Recent results concerning these new readout circuit architectures are presented in this paper.
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Gilbert Decaens, Michel Zecri, Patrick Maillart, Frédéric Advent, Laurent Baud, Stephen Parola, David Billon-Lanfrey, Frédéric Pistone, and Sébastien Martin "Ultra-low power ADC on chip for high-performance IR detector", Proc. SPIE 7298, Infrared Technology and Applications XXXV, 72983H (6 May 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.820337
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KEYWORDS
Analog electronics

Readout integrated circuits

Signal to noise ratio

Staring arrays

CMOS technology

Infrared detectors

Algorithm development

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