A Novel Logarithmic Response CMOS Image Sensor With High Output Voltage Swing and In-Pixel Fixed-Pattern Noise Reduction

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Abstract

A novel logarithmic response CMOS image sensor fabricated by 0.25-μm CMOS logic process is proposed. The new cell has an output voltage swing of 1 V in the targeted illumination range, which makes it less susceptible to noises in the readout system. Furthermore, the proposed new cell with in-pixel CDS control drastically reduces the fixed pattern noise in logarithmic mode CMOS APS. Comparing with a conventional pixel, a reduction of 10 times in fixed-pattern noise is demonstrated in the new logarithmic response CMOS image sensor.

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Lai, L. W., Lai, C. H., & King, Y. C. (2004). A Novel Logarithmic Response CMOS Image Sensor With High Output Voltage Swing and In-Pixel Fixed-Pattern Noise Reduction. IEEE Sensors Journal, 4(1), 122–126. https://doi.org/10.1109/JSEN.2003.820339

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