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Noise bandwidth suppression for low noise readout circuit

Noise bandwidth suppression for low noise readout circuit

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A new noise reduction circuit that suppresses noise bandwidth of the output stage is proposed for the readout circuit of an infrared detector operating at a high pixel rate. Using this circuit, it is found that the rms noise voltage of the output stage is effectively reduced from 87 to 52 µV at a pixel rate of 10 pixel/µs.

Inspec keywords: integrated circuit noise; readout electronics; infrared detectors

Other keywords: noise bandwidth suppression; noise reduction circuit; low-noise readout integrated circuit; infrared detector

Subjects: Photodetectors

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