A new charge-coupled device (CCD) input circuit is described which is threshold correcting in the same manner as a pulsed-diffusion input. Unlike a pulsed-diffusion input, this circuit does not require special clock pulses. The input is used to construct a four register, 1024-word, multiplexed device that requires only two clock signals. The frequency response and fixed-pattern noise performance of the register is discussed. Uses for the device include high-speed, high-density analog memories.
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