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Multi-Tap Charge Modulator Based Ultra-Fast Computational CMOS Image Sensors for Single-Shot and Repeatable Image Acquisition

Keiichiro Kagawa

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A computational CMOS image sensor with programmable temporal shutters is developed. The macro-pixel structure enables to utilize ordinary single-aperture lenses. The pixel is based on the lateral electric-field charge modulator (LEFM) with a sub-nanosecond response.

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