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Mode detection of a linear-logarithmic current-mode image sensor
A current-mode column readout circuit architecture is presented. The readout circuit is composed of a first-generation current conveyor, a current memory employed as a delta reset sampling unit, a differential amplifier as an integrator and a dynamic comparator. The current-mode active pixel sensor uses a PMOS readout transistor in the linear region of operation and a PMOS reset transistor that allows for a linear-logarithmic response. The pixel response operation is determined in the column readout circuit and a signal is sent to the digital processing unit as an indicator. Experimental results, obtained from test structure, are presented. The circuit was fabricated in a CMOS 0.35um process from Austria Microsystems.