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Mk x Nk gated CMOS imager

Janesick et al., 2014

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10823120288750133350
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Janesick J
Elliott T
Andrews J
Tower J
Bell P
Teruya A
Kimbrough J
Bishop J
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Target diagnostics physics and engineering for inertial confinement fusion III

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Our paper will describe a recently designed Mk x Nk x 10 um pixel CMOS gated imager intended to be first employed at the LLNL National Ignition Facility (NIF). Fabrication involves stitching MxN 1024x1024x10 um pixel blocks together into a monolithic imager …
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