Xiaoyu Lian;Eric Stang;Kangping Hu;Pradeep R. Guduru;Jacob K. Rosenstein
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Abstract
This letter presents a high-speed global-shutter thermal imaging system, with a
$24^{V} \times 24^{H} $
pixel HgCdTe infrared focal plane array (FPA) detector and a custom CMOS readout integrated circuit (ROIC), including a 768-frame on-chip analog burst memory bank. Each pixel contains a buffered current injection circuit and a background current reduction circuit. The system is designed for cryogenic operation at liquid nitrogen temperatures, and it achieves a maximum burst-mode frame rate of five million frames per second, which is the fastest demonstrated imaging array for mid/long-wavelength infrared.