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Simulation study demonstrates high-speed, low-noise nondestructive charge detection in fully depleted thick CCDs, indicating enhanced readout rates compared to standard Skipper-CCDs.
Several applications with charge-coupled devices (CCDs) and Skipper-CCDs can be significantly improved with an enhancement in pixel readout speed. In this work, we present the design and TCAD modeling of a highly sensitive double-gate MOSFET for charge amplification in CCD detectors. The design steps followed to integrate the device into high-voltage fully-depleted thick CCDs are described. Like Skipper-CCDs, the device allows for nondestructive readout of the charge packet for noise reduction. The simulations predict a sensitivity of2.5\,\,nA/e⁻and a readout noise of2.4\,\,e⁻ᵣₘₛ/pixat a readout speed of300 kpixels/s. In a multisampling operation, a readout noise of0.1\,\,e⁻ᵣₘₛ/pixcan also be achieved at a readout speed in the order of700 pixels/s, approximately seven times faster than the Skipper-CCD at that same readout noise level.
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