CCD with differently doped substrate regions beneath a common el

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357 24, 357 30, 357 59, 357 89, G11C 1978, H01L 2978, H01L 2714, H01L 3100

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ABSTRACT:
A CCD structure which includes beneath a single electrode, in response to a voltage applied to that electrode, a first substrate region in which a potential barrier is formed, a second substrate region on one side of the first region in which a relatively shallow potential well is formed, and a third substrate region on the other side of the first region in which a deeper potential well is formed. This kind of structure is useful, for example, in obtaining multiplexed outputs from a CCD array.

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Lancaster et al., "A Recirculating CCD with Novel Input and Output Structures" IEE Int. Electron Devices Meeting (12/74) Tech. Digest pp. 108-111.

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