Dan McGrath (Senior Consultant) recently gave a talk titled "Insider’s View on Pixel Design" at the Stanford Center for Image Systems Engineering (SCIEN), Stanford University. It is survey of challenges based on Dan's 40+ years of experience.
The full 1+ hour talk is available here:
Description:
The success of solid state image sensors has been the cost-effective integrating mega-arrays of transducers into the design flow and manufacturing process that has been the basis of the success of integrated circuits in our industry, This talk will provide from a front-line designer’s perspective key challenges that have been overcome and that still exist to enable this: device physics, integration, manufacturing, meeting customer expectations.
Further Information:
Dan McGrath has worked for over 40 years specializing in the device physics of pixels, both CCD and CIS, and in the integration of image-sensor process enhancements in the manufacturing flow. He received his doctorate in physics from John Hopkins University. He chose his first job because it offered that designing image sensors “means doing physics” and has kept this passion front-and-center in his work. He has worked at Texas Instruments, Polaroid, Atmel, Eastman Kodak, Aptina, BAE Systems and GOODiX Technology and with manufacturing facilities in France, Italy, Taiwan, China and the USA. He has been involved with astronomers on the Galileo mission to Jupiter and to Halley’s Comet, with commercial companies on cell phone imagers and biometrics, with scientific community for microscopy and lab-on-a-chip, with robotics on 3-d mapping sensors and with defense contractors on night vision. His publications include the first megapixel CCD and the basis for dark current spectroscopy (DCS).
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