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6 December 1999 Operation and performance of the ASIC for the GERB IR focal plane assembly
Nick Nelms, Gillian I. Butcher, C. H. Whitford, Richard E. Cole, Oliver Blake, R. Williams, L. Nuttall
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Abstract
The Geostationary Earth Radiation Budget (GERB) instrument employs a 256 element thermoelectric linear array. As part of the read-out electronics, a custom ASIC has been developed which provides parallel signal processing and digitization for 64 detector pixels. Four of these ASICs combine to provide complete detector read-out, culminating in a single serial digital interface for data output. We present details of the operation and performance of the ASIC achieved as part of the GERB focal plane assembly (FPA).
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Nick Nelms, Gillian I. Butcher, C. H. Whitford, Richard E. Cole, Oliver Blake, R. Williams, and L. Nuttall "Operation and performance of the ASIC for the GERB IR focal plane assembly", Proc. SPIE 3759, Infrared Spaceborne Remote Sensing VII, (6 December 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.372669
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Staring arrays

Signal processing

Satellites

Signal detection

Electronics

Amplifiers

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