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A charge injection based CMOS charge-pump

10th IEEE International Conference on Electronics, Circuits and Systems, 2003. ICECS 2003. Proceedings of the 2003, 2004
A new topology for a CMOS charge-pump is described which exploits the charge injection phenomenon in MOS analog switches to obtain a high precision adjustable voltage without employing large capacitors. As a notable application for the proposed circuit, the design of an offset compensated comparator is discussed.
M. BUCCI   +3 more
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Charge injection and charge storage in lipid multilayers

Chemistry and Physics of Lipids, 1974
Abstract Charge injection and charge storage in lipid multilayers on top of semiconductors have been studied by measuring the small signal capacitance of the structure as a function of applied dc-voltage. It is shown that the injection of holes (and electrons) into the lipid is a thermally activated process, and that no marked difference exists in ...
I, Lundström, M, Stenberg
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Detection of charged particles with charge injection devices

Review of Scientific Instruments, 2007
A method for using charge injection devices (CIDs) for detection of high-energy charged particles from inertial-confinement fusion reactions is described. Because of the relatively small depletion region of the CID camera (depletion depth of ∼7μm), aluminum foils are placed in front of the device to reduce the energy of the charged particles and ...
Kurtis A, Fletcher   +6 more
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Three-Terminal Charge-Injection Device

IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, 1975
A new configuration of the charge-injection device (CID) image sensor is described in this paper. Readout is performed by means of buried stripes (e.g., p stripes in an n-type substrate) acting as collectors of the injected minority carriers previously stored under the gates.
P. Jespers, J.-M. Millet
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Charge-injection-controlled organic transistor

Applied Physics Letters, 2002
A promising type of organic transistor based on the charge injection process at an organic/metal interface was proposed and demonstrated. The device was composed of an organic deposited film sandwiched between two metal electrodes, with a third stripe-shaped electrode embedded in the organic film.
Shin-ya Fujimoto   +2 more
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Charge injection logic

Applied Physics Letters, 1990
The charge injection transistor is a semiconductor device based on transfer of hot electrons between separately contacted conducting layers. The nature of hot-electron injection by the real-space transfer allows the implementation of novel circuit elements.
Serge Luryi   +5 more
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