Recent developments on a 128 X 128 indium antimonide/FET switch hybrid imager for low-background applications

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Field Effect Transistors, Indium Antimonides, Infrared Detectors, Linear Arrays, Multiplexing, Switching Circuits, Architecture, Photovoltaic Conversion, Shift Registers, Silicon Transistors, Technology Assessment

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By combining high-quality mesa photovoltaic indium antimonide detector material with a silicon x-y FET switch multiplexer, a useful infrared area detector has been developed. This device is intended for low-background applications, where high sensitivity is required. Initial characterization of the detector at 80 K showed a KTC limited read noise of less than 1000 electrons, good dark current, responsivity uniformity, and a maximum readout rate of 10 MHz. The hybrid mating technology has sufficient precision to allow expansion to a 256 x 256 format. The dark current in the detector material is sufficiently low to allow full-frame integration, even with arrays as large as 256 x 256 elements.

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