Analog-to-Digital Integrated Converter.
Abstract
A relatively high speed analog-to-digital converter is a charge coupled device preferably formed as a metal-oxide semiconductor integrated circuit. It includes a pair of potential charge packet wells, an electrode gate to control the transfer of charge packets in a seesaw manner between the two wells, electrode gates to control the dissipation of charges from the wells to sinks, electrode gates to control the input of a charge representing an analog signal to one of the wells, electrode gates to control the detection of charge packets, a clock and a logic control to operate the electrode gates in a predetermined sequence.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 07, 1978
- Accession Number
- ADD005445
Entities
People
- William B. Glendinning
Organizations
- United States Department of the Army