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CMOS thermoelectric infrared sensors
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Lenggenhager, René, Baltes, Henry
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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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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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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 ...
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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2013
The charge-coupled device (CCD) has been developed primarily as a compact image sensor for consumer and industrial markets, but is now also the preeminent visible and ultraviolet wavelength image sensor in many fields of scientific research including space-science and both Earth and planetary remote sensing. Today’s scientific or science-grade CCD will
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The charge-coupled device (CCD) has been developed primarily as a compact image sensor for consumer and industrial markets, but is now also the preeminent visible and ultraviolet wavelength image sensor in many fields of scientific research including space-science and both Earth and planetary remote sensing. Today’s scientific or science-grade CCD will
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