NASA NTRS · 19830041385
Progress in 800 x 800 charge-coupled device /CCD/ imager development and applications
Abstract
Performance parameters of the 800 x 800 three phase and virtual phase CCD imaging sensors for the planned Project Galileo and Space Telescope Wide Field/Planetary Camera are compared, and the significance of some of the parameters for device radiation performance is discussed. The problems encountered by the three phase device that resulted in its being considered not suitable for the Galileo mission are described, and the radiation hardening performed on the virtual phase device to permit it to cope with Jupiter's radiation belts is addressed. Major research tasks in the effort to advance the technology of large area virtual phase imagers are stated.
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Norris, D. D., Janesick, J. R., Blouke, M., May, P., Mcgrath, D.. 1982-01-01. Progress in 800 x 800 charge-coupled device /CCD/ imager development and applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830041385
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