Charge-coupled device having an improved charge-transfer efficiency over a broad temperature range

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PATENT NO 5448089
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08219758

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A charge-coupled device having an improved charge-transfer efficiency over a broad temperature range. The device comprises a substrate of semiconductor material of one conductivity type; a first buried channel formed in the substrate and of a conductivity type opposite to that of the substrate; a second buried channel of a conductivity type opposite to that of the substrate formed in the same region of the substrate as the first buried channel and having a greater depth of penetration into the substrate than the first buried channel; compensated regions formed at intervals in the buried channels providing a means for containing individual packets of charge and shaped for inducing a narrow channel effect and for producing a fringing electric field in a direction of charge transfer in uncompensated buried channel regions; electrode gates associated with each pair of adjoining compensated and uncompensated regions in the device; and means for clocking the electrodes for causing a string of charge packets to be transferred through the device.

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TRUESENSE IMAGING INC1964 LAKE AVENUE ROCHESTER NY 14615

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Banghart, Edmund K Pittsford, NY 11 135
Burkey, Bruce C Rochester, NY 8 252
DesJardin, William F Rochester, NY 5 45
Lavine, James P Rochester, NY 17 195
Nelson, Edward T Pittsford, NY 22 352

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