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A Single-Chip Programmable Digital CMOS Imager with Enhanced Low Light Detection Capability

Abstract

Low-power, low-cost, miniature and integrated digital imaging systems are expected to be widely used in consumer electronics in the near future. While CMOS technology has been responsible for the phenomenal growth in consumer electronics, micro-porcessors, memory, audio systems, and radio-frequency circuits (e.g. cellular phones), till recently, the video technology remained outside this mainstream.

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Ho, C., Wrigley, C., Cunningham, T., Hancock, B., Heynssens, J., McCarty, K., Yang, G., Ortiz, M., Pain, B.. 2000-03-03. A Single-Chip Programmable Digital CMOS Imager with Enhanced Low Light Detection Capability. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210003171

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