NASA NTRS · 19930050448
Stable vacuum UV CCD detectors designed for space flight experiments
Abstract
Thinned, backside-illuminated, p-channel CCD images are under development which can exploit the surface potential in VUV applications, yielding enhanced quantum efficiency to wavelengths as short as 1100 A. The current goal is production of large-format, 5-micron pixel imagers for spectrographic and imaging VUV spaceflight experiments. Model predictions of the effect of device design on quantum efficiency, well capacity, and crosstalk are presented for such 5-micron-approaching pixel sizes.
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Socker, Dennis G., Marchywka, Mike, Taylor, G. C., Levine, P., Rios, R., Shallcross, F., Hughes, G.. 1993-01-01. Stable vacuum UV CCD detectors designed for space flight experiments. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930050448
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