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200 10$aPhoton-Counting Image Sensors /$fEric R. Fossum [and four others]
210  1$aBasel :$cMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute,$d2017.
215   $a1 online resource (xi, 364 pages) $cillustrations
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330   $aPhoton-counting image sensors represent a possible paradigm shift in solid-state image sensors. In these devices, photons are individually sensed and counted. To count photons, the devices must have high quantum efficiency, deep sub-electron read noise and the ability to read-out in digital form at high speed. This all-invited content from the top image sensor researchers around the world, reviews the state of the art of photon-counting image sensors in a variety of configurations, including CMOS image sensors and devices using avalanche multiplication, and for visible photons as well as higher energy photons such as ultraviolet and x-rays. New methods of creating image information from photon-counting image sensors is also described. This new emerging technology will have applications in low-light scientific imaging for aerospace and defense, and in the life sciences. It may also have applications in cryptography, communications, security cameras, 3D imaging and photography.
606   $aPhoton detectors
615  0$aPhoton detectors.
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