Nov 2008
Vertical Isolation for Photodiodes in CMOS Imagers
Diffusion cross-talk would be reduced substantially.
In a proposed improvement in complementary metal oxide/semi con ductor (CMOS) image detectors, two additional implants in each pixel would effect vertical isolation between the metal oxide/ semiconductor field-effect transistors (MOSFETs) and the photodiode of the pixel. This improvement is expected to enable separate optimization of the designs of ...
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Oct 2008
Onboard Data Processor for Change-Detection Radar ImagingSep 2008
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Aug 2008
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Low-Temperature SupercapacitorsMEMS/ECD Method for Making Bi2–xSbxTe3 Thermoelectric Devices
Compact, Single-Stage MMIC InP HEMT Amplifier
Jun 2008
Radiation-Insensitive Inverse Majority GatesApr 2008
Dual-Input AND Gate From Single-Channel Thin-Film FETMar 2008
Split-Block Waveguide Polarization Twist for 220 to 325 GHzFeb 2008
Error-Detecting Counters for FPGA and ASIC State MachinesJan 2008
Efficient G4FET-Based Logic CircuitsDec 2007
Circuit and Method for Communication Over DC Power LineNov 2007
Advanced Ultra-Thin Integrated Electronics on MembranesOct 2007
MMIC Amplifiers for 90 to 130 GHzSep 2007
Microrectenna: A Terahertz Antenna and Rectifier on a ChipAug 2007
Cumulative Timers for MicroprocessorsJul 2007
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Integrated Radial Probe Transition From MMIC to WaveguideMMIC Amplifier Produces Gain of 10 dB at 235 GHz
Apr 2007
Circuit for Full Charging of Series Lithium-Ion CellsAnalog Nonvolatile Computer Memory Circuits
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