Signal processing circuits for charge-transfer, image-sensing ar

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357 24, 357 30, 250208, 250211J, 358167, 358213, H04N 314, H01L 2978, H01L 3100, H01J 3912

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040015017

ABSTRACT:
During the serial shifting to an output buffer of the radiation induced charge signal accumulated in a row (or column) of an array, the successive signals are processed to improve the contrast of the sensed image. The portion of each signal of greater than a given amplitude is transmitted to a buffer stage and the remaining portion of each signal is removed. In one form of the invention, the signal-to-noise ratio is then enhanced at the expense of resolution by combining at the buffer the processed signal from a number of adjacent charge storage locations.

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