Testing of the SB349, a 32x32 CTIA readout multiplexer for far IR focal-plane arrays

被引:1
|
作者
Sisson, David L. [1 ,2 ]
Farhoomand, Jam [1 ,2 ]
Beeman, Jeffrey W. [2 ,3 ]
Hoang, Dzung [1 ,4 ]
机构
[1] NASA, Ames Res Ctr, MS 244-10, Moffett Field, CA 94306 USA
[2] Fac Tech Corp, Palo Alto, CA 94306 USA
[3] Lawrence Berkeley Natl Lab, Berkeley, CA 94720 USA
[4] Enterprise Advisory Serv, Houston, TX 77074 USA
关键词
ROIC; Readout; Multiplexer; Cryo-CMOS; CTIA; Far infrared; Submillimeter; Photoconductor; FPA;
D O I
10.1117/12.789582
中图分类号
P1 [天文学];
学科分类号
0704 ;
摘要
The SB349 is a 32x32 readout multiplexer specifically designed for far IR photodetectors and is capable of operating at cryogenic temperatures at least as low as 1.8K. This readout is a capacitive-transimpedance amplifier multiplexed to eight outputs and is buttable on two sides to form a 64x64 mosaic array. It features eight selectable gain settings, auto zero for better input uniformity, sample-and-hold circuitry, and provisions to block the readout glow. A special, 2-micron cryo-CMOS process was adopted to prevent freeze out and ensure low noise and proper operation at deep cryogenic temperatures. An overview of the design and the results of the tests performed on this device are reported in this paper.
引用
收藏
页数:8
相关论文
共 11 条
  • [1] The first look at SB349, a 3202, CTIA readout multiplexer for far IR focal-plane arrays
    Farhoomand, Jam
    Beeman, Jeff W.
    Hoang, Dzung
    [J]. INFRARED SPACEBORNE REMOTE SENSING AND INSTRUMENTATION XV, 2007, 6678
  • [2] Microfabrication of 32x32 uncooled IR focal plane array
    Liu, WG
    Sun, LL
    Zhu, WG
    Tan, OK
    [J]. MICROMACHINING AND MICROFABRICATION, 2000, 4230 : 53 - 57
  • [3] A 32x32 CTIA readout design for deep cryogenic applications - art. no. 629711
    Farhoomand, Jam
    Yuen, Lunming
    Hoffman, Alan
    Lum, Nancy
    Lum, Larry
    Young, Erick
    [J]. Infrared Spaceborne Remote Sensing XIV, 2006, 6297 : 29711 - 29711
  • [4] A 1k-pixel CTIA readout multiplexer for far-IR photodetector arrays
    Farhoomand, Jam
    Sisson, David L.
    [J]. INFRARED PHYSICS & TECHNOLOGY, 2010, 53 (06) : 450 - 456
  • [5] Viability of layered-hybrid architecture for far IR focal-plane arrays
    Farhoomand, Jam
    Sisson, David L.
    Beeman, Jeff W.
    [J]. INFRARED PHYSICS & TECHNOLOGY, 2008, 51 (03) : 152 - 159
  • [6] A 32x32 pixel focal plane array ladar system using chirped amplitude modulation
    Stann, BL
    Aliberti, K
    Carothers, D
    Dammann, J
    Dang, G
    Giza, M
    Lawler, W
    Redman, B
    Simon, D
    [J]. LASER RADAR TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS IX, 2004, 5412 : 264 - 272
  • [7] 32X32 PLANAR IR PHOTOVOLTAIC MOSAIC ARRAYS ON SPUTTERED CDXHG1-XTE EPILAYERS
    ROUSSILLE, R
    AMINGUAL, D
    BOCH, R
    DESTEFANIS, GL
    TISSOT, JL
    [J]. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 1984, 44 (07) : 679 - 681
  • [8] Testing of a read-out device processing electronics for IR linear and focal-plane arrays
    Sizov, FF
    Derkach, YP
    Kononenko, YG
    Reva, VP
    [J]. INFRARED TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS XXIV, PTS 1-2, 1998, 3436 : 942 - 948
  • [9] Design of a 1k pixel Ge:Sb focal-plane array for far-IR astronomy
    Farhoomand, Jam
    Sisson, David L.
    Beeman, Jeffrey W.
    McMurray, Robert
    Hoffman, Alan
    Starr, Brian
    Rabkin, Charles
    Sienicki, Joseph
    Corrales, Elisabeth
    [J]. MILLIMETER AND SUBMILLIMETER DETECTORS AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR ASTONOMY IV, 2008, 7020
  • [10] A low noise 2 x 16 Ge:Sb focal-plane array:: Paving the way for large format FPAs for far IR astronomy
    Farhoomand, Jam
    Sisson, David
    Beeman, Jeff
    [J]. INFRARED PHYSICS & TECHNOLOGY, 2007, 51 (02) : 102 - 112