L3 Cincinnati Electronics Corporation

Edward S Brinkman

Nansheng Tang

George Buritica

Stefan Lauxtermann

John Forsthoefel

Dave Forrai

Mike Spicer

Doug Droege

Al Timlin

Embodiments disclosed herein relate to a ROIC with a plurality of unit cells coupled to a detector array having a plurality of detectors for collecting photoelectrons over a plurality of temporal instances. An individual unit cell is electrically coupled to an individual detector to have one-to-one correspondence and includes one or more storage elements coupled to one or more programmable logic control switches. The storage element(s) store signal charges representing the photoelectrons while the programmable logic control switch(es) direct the signal charges from the storage element(s) at an individual temporal instance. A configuration of signal charges in the plurality of unit cells is mathematically operated as a three-dimensional matrix having a plurality of elements, where the three dimensions correspond to the two spatial dimensions of an individual unit cell and the individual temporal instance, and an individual element has a value corresponding to the number of signal charges stored therein.

Designs and methods of multi-function digital readout integrated circuits with an embedded programmable gate array

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Mason, OH, United States of America

Edward S Brinkman