Integrated satellite-borne ultralong linear array infrared detector front end information acquisition circuit
A technology of infrared detector and acquisition circuit, which is applied in the field of information acquisition of spaceborne infrared cameras, can solve the problems of high bandwidth, high scalability, and high sampling rate, and achieve the effect of high bandwidth, high scalability, and high sampling rate
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[0027] Example 1 according to Figure 4 The working steps of the front-end information acquisition system of the space-borne 4000 yuan infrared ultra-long line detector are as follows:
[0028] S1. The on-board instrument is powered on, the peripheral drive circuit works, and the 4,000-yuan long-line infrared detector on-board outputs 32 analog signals, which are distributed to 4 front-end unit modules; when the input clocks are at the same frequency and phase, multiple front-end unit modules When working together, all kinds of synchronous signals output must have the same frequency and phase, and the phase deviation should be controlled within half of the main clock cycle;
[0029] S2. When the detector pixel driving signal CP (attached Figure 4 ) when the rising edge arrives, each front-end unit module samples and holds the input 8-way analog signal, performs correlated double-sampling subtraction, and then samples and holds;
[0030] S3: Subtract the background signal of...
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