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28 December 1989 Development Of Large CCD Arrays With Enhanced UV Performance
Richard H. Varian, A. Russell Schaefer, John Cover, James R. Janesick, Richard Bredthauer
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Abstract
In support of programs in surveillance, star tracking and the use of intensified sensors, a series of CCD activities were begun in 1984 by Science Applications International Corporation. They now include the 1989 company-funded development of 1024 x 1024, 18 micron pixel CCD's, benefiting from technology transfer from JPL, and fabricated for SAIC by Ford Aerospace. The result has been a most successful series of CCD's and continued SAIC investment in 1) augmentations of the original Multi-Pinned Phase (MPP) version, 2) the first wafer configuration and funding commitment for Open-Pinned-Phase (OPP) (invented by J. Janesick), and now the configuration of a variety of larger and smaller versions of 18 micron pixel MPP CCD's, to be operated with either front- or back-illumination. This paper surveys activities which are now leading toward reduced noise and toward improved visible region QE and toward the acquisition of UV/Xray responsivity coupled with the features of the MPP CCD's.
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Richard H. Varian, A. Russell Schaefer, John Cover, James R. Janesick, and Richard Bredthauer "Development Of Large CCD Arrays With Enhanced UV Performance", Proc. SPIE 1158, Ultraviolet Technology III, (28 December 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.962549
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KEYWORDS
Charge-coupled devices

Ultraviolet radiation

Semiconducting wafers

Quantum efficiency

Silicon

Aerospace engineering

Clocks

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