'Gamma' ray radiation method for improving imageing quality of CDMA analog image sensor
A technology for imaging quality and simulating images, which is applied in the fields of image sensing and particle irradiation, and can solve problems such as the decrease of the signal-to-noise ratio of the output signal, the degradation of image quality, and the decrease of device yield
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[0041] See figure 1 . A black-and-white CMOS analog image sensor, when the gamma-ray dose rate is 1.25Krad(Si) / min, the output image clarity is better after cumulative irradiation of gamma-ray dose not greater than 80Krad(Si). The clarity of the output image is the best after the cumulative 40-60 Krad(Si) γ-ray dose is irradiated. When the radiation dose accumulated above 100 Krad(Si), the complete output image was not captured.
[0042] exist figure 2 In, the non-uniformity of the dark output image of the black-and-white CMOS analog image sensor is 10% when it is not irradiated. At a dose rate of 1.25Krad(Si) / min, the inhomogeneity of the dark output image of the device is slightly reduced after 20-60Krad(Si) γ-ray dose irradiation; the dark noise of the device is the smallest after 40Krad(Si) dose irradiation And the dynamic range is the largest, and this multi-imaging definition is also the best.
[0043] The dark output parameters of the black-and-white CMOS analog i...
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[0054] When the 5 CMOS analog image sensors are irradiated with different γ-ray doses, the output image clarity is better when the γ-ray dose is less than 100Krad(Si), and the output image is clear when the 60-100Krad(Si) The best degree. After 140Krad (Si) γ-ray dose irradiation, the output image clarity becomes worse; at the same time, the brightness of the dark output image increases significantly, such as Figure 4 shown.
[0055] The output images of CMOS analog image sensors irradiated with less than 120Krad(Si) γ-ray dose and placed at room temperature for 10 days are better than those without irradiation. After 140Krad (Si) γ-ray dose irradiation and 10 days at room temperature, the output image definition is still not good, such as Figure 5 shown.
[0056] It can be seen that the gamma ray irradiation method proposed by the present invention can improve the imaging quality of the CMOS analog image sensor, and help to improve the yield rate and high-quality product...
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