Electrical pulse counters – pulse dividers – or shift registers: c – Charge transfer device – Compensating for or preventing signal charge deterioration
Patent
1982-04-19
1984-06-19
Heyman, John S.
Electrical pulse counters, pulse dividers, or shift registers: c
Charge transfer device
Compensating for or preventing signal charge deterioration
377 59, 377 60, G11C 1134, G11C 1928, H03K 1716
Patent
active
044556667
ABSTRACT:
Charge transfer devices exhibit transfer inefficiencies, so that a part of a transferred charge packet is left and lags the original charge packet. This results in "smearing" of the original charge packet, thereby adversely affecting the unit-function response and the frequency response of the charge transfer device. The invention provides a solution to this problem, utilizing a compensation charge derived from the original charge packet, which at a suitable instant is applied to a point where the residual charge is cancelled via a feedback loop.
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Biren Steven R.
Heyman John S.
Mayer Robert T.
U.S. Philips Corporation
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