Dr Richard Matthews completed this doctoral research at the University of Adelaide. Its full title is Towards a unified theory of sensor pattern noise: An analysis of dark current, lens effects and temperature bias in CMOS image sensors.
The thesis is part of the research foundation for SPOT. The source link provides the author’s public copy of the thesis.
Citation
Published in: University of Adelaide · 2019
Matthews, R. (2019). Towards a unified theory of sensor pattern noise: An analysis of dark current, lens effects and temperature bias in CMOS image sensors. PhD thesis, University of Adelaide.
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