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13 October 1986 Performance Predictions Of InSb Switched Fet Hybrid Arrays
R. Michael Davis, Curtiss A. Niblack
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Abstract
A technique, developed by Cincinnati Electronics and Jet Propulsion Laboratory, of utilizing charge integration with InSb photovoltaic arrays is described. This device uses a MOSFET switched silicon multiplexer to sequentially connect each detector to a common line and JFET amplifier. A noise model is presented which can be used to predict performance of the detector/multiplexer system. Performance prediction curves are included that allow comparisons and decisions related to system design. This noise model can be generalized to calculate performance characteristics, particularly D* and NEP, for any detector/multiplexer configuration.
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R. Michael Davis and Curtiss A. Niblack "Performance Predictions Of InSb Switched Fet Hybrid Arrays", Proc. SPIE 0627, Instrumentation in Astronomy VI, (13 October 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.968121
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Switches

Amplifiers

Multiplexers

Field effect transistors

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Astronomy

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