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Analog integrated circuits (ICs) designed for processing physiological signals are important building blocks of wearable and implantable medical devices used for health monitoring or restoring lost body functions. Due to the nature of physiological signals and the corresponding application scenarios, the ICs designed for these applications should have low power consumption, low cutoff frequency, and...
CMOS Active Pixel Sensors for charged particle imaging are studied. Using same architecture, two prototypes were developed on AMS 0.35 mum OPTO process with different thickness of epitaxial layer. Both have a 32 times 128 pixels array where 24 columns have discriminated binary outputs and 8 columns have test analog outputs. Thanks to the correlated double sampling structure realized in pixel level,...
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