118- https://doi.org/10.1021/ac00156a001
Applications of charge transfer devices in spectroscopy
- Mar 1, 1988
- Analytical Chemistry
- Patrick M Epperson +4 more
Abstract
Charge transfer device (CTD) detectors consist of two closely related silicon integrated circuits: the charge-coupled device (CCD), invented in 1970, and the charge injection device (CID), invented in 1973. Initially, several applications were proposed for these integrated circuits, including use as shift registers, logic and memory devices, electronic delay lines, and imaging detectors. The last application has so dominated the design and use of CTDs that they are among the most common electronic imaging detectors manufactured today.
- # Electronic Delay Lines
- # Charge Injection Device
- # Charge Transfer Device
- # Shift Registers
- # Imaging Detectors
- # Charge-coupled Device
- # Memory Devices
- # Common Detectors
- # Device Detectors
- # Logic Devices
