1State Key Lab. of Complex Electromagnetic Environemnt Effects on Electronics and Information System (China) 2State Key Lab. of Complex Electromagnetic Engironemnt Effects on Electronics and Information System (China) 3Sergeant School of Aerospace Engineering Univ. (China) 4State Key Lab. of Complex Electromagnetic Environment Effects on Electronics and Information System (China) 5State Key Lab. of Complex Electromagnetic Environment Effecst on Electronics and Information System (China)
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Irradiating experiments with a 532nm laser were conducted to investigate the effect of integration time on crosstalk line intensity for IT-CCD. Crosstalk lines were observed in all the experimental images with different integration times when laser power was high enough. Crosstalk line gray value was calculated by eliminating the impact of background light and main spot. Calculation results show that crosstalk line intensity is independence of integration time while proportional to laser power. According to the working principle of IT-CCD image sensor, the formation mechanism of crosstalk line is the quantitative overflow of stored charges from photodiode to vertical CCD in the process of vertical transfer. According to the working principle of electric shutter, the reason of the independence of integration time on crosstalk line intensity is that the period of shutter pulse is an invariant. This research enriches the knowledge of crosstalk effects for IT-CCD, and provides important support for deep searching the mechanism of laser jamming on CCD.
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Xuanfeng Zhou, Yanbin Wang, Rongzhen Zhu, Wenjian Xiao, Hanbing Zhou, Kuanqiao Zhang, "Effect of integration time on crosstalk line intensity for IT-CCD," Proc. SPIE 11850, First Optics Frontier Conference, 118500M (18 June 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2599423