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CMOS integrated wavefront sensor

2001
We report on a CMOS implementation of an integrated Hartmann wavefront sensor (WFS) formed by an array of 8×8 addressable quad-cells with an analog demultiplexor and sampling-rate controller integrated on-chip.
Davies W. de Lima Monteiro   +2 more
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CMOS-Compatible Gas Sensors

2019 IEEE 31st International Conference on Microelectronics (MIEL), 2019
As transistor scaling along Moore's law approaches its physical limits, the semiconductor industry has been intensely working on functional integration of devices along the More-than-Moore approach. The integration of sensors, RF circuits, and other functionalities with electronics is enabled by innovations in packaging, three-dimensional integration ...
L. Filipovic, S. Selberherr
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Smart CMOS temperature sensors

2009 3rd International Workshop on Advances in sensors and Interfaces, 2009
Smart sensors are systems in which sensors and dedicated interface electronics are integrated on the same chip, or at least in the same package. Due to the low-level analog output of typical sensors, designing interface electronics that “does no harm,” i.e.
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CMOS thermoelectric infrared sensors

1994
ISBN:3-907574-06 ...
Lenggenhager, René, Baltes, Henry
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CMOS magnetic sensor arrays

IEEE Technical Digest on Solid-State Sensor and Actuator Workshop, 2003
The design of a monolithic 64*64-element array of magnetic sensors, which is implemented in a standard 3- mu m CMOS process, is described. The individual magnetic field sensors are split-drain MAGFETS. A split-drain MAGFET is a field-effect transistor that has one source, one gate, and two drains.
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CMOS tactile sensor systems

2013 IEEE SENSORS, 2013
Tactile sensor systems based on complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technologies have found a wide variety of applications covering various types of man-machine interfaces as well as industrial applications. These sensor systems are realized using commercially available CMOS processes combined with appropriate assembly technologies for ...
P. Ruther   +6 more
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CMOS-Based Resonant Sensors

IEEE Sensors, 2005., 2006
The paper provides an overview of resonant sensors based on CMOS technology. Applications of these sensors range from inertial sensors to chemical/biochemical sensors, from atomic force microscopy to high-frequency filters. CMOS technology enables to co-integrate the resonant microstructures with necessary analog and digital circuit functions.
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Automotive CMOS Image Sensors

2006
After penetrating the consumer and industrial world for over a decade, digital imaging is slowly but inevitably gaining marketshare in the automotive world. Cameras will become a key sensor in increasing car safety, driving assistance and driving comfort.
S. Maddalena, A. Darmon, R. Diels
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CMOS as sensor technology

Sensors and Actuators A: Physical, 1993
Abstract Sensor design and fabrication using industrial IC technologies has the advantages of batch fabrication and on-chip interface circuitry. Sensors made by CMOS or bipolar IC technology have been demonstrated for magnetic, temperature and radiation measurands.
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CMOS Temperature Sensors Transcript

2008
2008 ISSCC Short Courses and ...
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