Semiconductor charge transfer devices with dark current backgrou

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307304, 357 24, H03K 3353, H01L 2978

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ABSTRACT:
In order to reduce the steady dark current background effect on the output sequence of charge packets in a semiconductor charge transfer device, each charge packet on its first arrival at the output end of a transfer path is inverted with respect to a suitable reference level; and the inverted charge packet is then recirculated through the same transfer path for subsequent detection on its next arrival at the output end of the path.

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