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A dual-mode polarization image sensor design based on in-pixel dual-band metal wire grid for trustworthy sensing

Zheng et al., 2022

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2707876411281068409
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Zheng H
Zuo H
Zhao X
Yang Y
Chang C
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IEEE Sensors Journal

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In this article, we present the design of an on-chip polarization image sensor with a hardware root of trust (RoT) for trustworthy sensing provided by an interconnection metal- wire-grid (MWG) structure using a standard complementary-metal-oxide-semiconductor …
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