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No references found	Metal oxide semiconductors MOSS), charge-injection devices (CIDS), charge-primed devices (CPDS), and CCDS have all been used in creating cameras for security applications. Chips vs. tubes: a never-ending controversy by Heller, Neil R. / Security Management Its charge-injection device technology is based on the silicon sensors that led to GE's solid-state television cameras. New infrared-sensor chip by Science News	chargé d'affaires charge density charge establishment charge exchange Charge Exchange of Ions charge independence charge invariance charge multiplet charge neutrality Charge of the Light Brigade charge parity charge population charge pump charge quantization charge transfer charge trap flash Charge, Elementary Charge, Explosive charge-coupled device Charge-coupled devices charge-coupled image sensor charge-coupled memory charge-delocalized ion charge-density wave charge-exchange source charge-injection device charge-localized ion charge-mass ratio charge-state process charge-storage transistor charge-storage tube charge-storage varactor charge-transfer complexes charge-transfer device charge-weight ratio CHARGECARD charged particle Charged particle beams Charged particle optics charged species charged-current interaction Charger charger-eliminator charger-reader Charging Charging Apparatus Charging Box charging chute Charging Crane, Underslung charging current charging door	charge-coupled CCD charge-coupled CCD Charge-Coupled Detector charge-coupled device charge-coupled device charge-coupled device charge-coupled device Charge-Coupled Device Imaging Charge-Coupled Device Imaging Spectrometer Charge-Coupled Device Television Charge-coupled devices Charge-coupled devices Charge-coupled devices charge-coupled image sensor charge-coupled image sensor Charge-coupled imaging device Charge-coupled imaging device Charge-coupled imaging device Charge-Coupled Infrared Imaging Device charge-coupled memory Charge-Coupled Photodiode Device charge-delocalized ion Charge-density wave Charge-density wave Charge-Energy-Mass charge-exchange accelerator Charge-Exchange Recombination Spectroscopy charge-exchange source Charge-Induced Voltage Alteration Charge-Injected Device charge-injection device charge-localized ion charge-mass ratio Charge-Off Charge-Off Charge-Off Charge-Off Charge-Off Recovery System Charge-Offs Charge-Offs Charge-Offs Charge-Offs Charge-Recycling Predecoder Charge-Self-Consistent Band-Structure Charge-Sensing Amplifier Charge-Sharing Bit Line charge-state process charge-storage transistor charge-storage tube charge-storage varactor Charge-to-Digital Converter Charge-transfer charge-transfer complexes charge-transfer device Charge-Transfer Infinite Order Sudden Approximation Charge-Transfer Ligand-to-Metal Charge-Transfer Modulation Charge-Transfer-Induced Chemiluminescence charge-trapping layer charge-weight ratio Charge/Discharge

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Metal oxide semiconductors MOSS), charge-injection devices (CIDS), charge-primed devices (CPDS), and CCDS have all been used in creating cameras for security applications.

Chips vs. tubes: a never-ending controversy by Heller, Neil R. / Security Management

Its charge-injection device technology is based on the silicon sensors that led to GE's solid-state television cameras.

New infrared-sensor chip by Science News

Charge Exchange of Ions

Charge of the Light Brigade

charge-coupled device

Charge-coupled devices

charge-coupled image sensor

charge-coupled memory

charge-delocalized ion

charge-density wave

charge-exchange source

charge-injection device

charge-localized ion

charge-mass ratio

charge-state process

charge-storage transistor

charge-storage tube

charge-storage varactor

charge-transfer complexes

charge-transfer device

charge-weight ratio

CHARGECARD

charged particle

Charged particle beams

Charged particle optics

charged species

charged-current interaction

Charging Crane, Underslung

charging current

charging door

charge-coupled CCD
charge-coupled CCD
Charge-Coupled Detector
charge-coupled device
charge-coupled device
charge-coupled device
charge-coupled device
Charge-Coupled Device Imaging
Charge-Coupled Device Imaging Spectrometer
Charge-Coupled Device Television
Charge-coupled devices
Charge-coupled devices
Charge-coupled devices
charge-coupled image sensor
charge-coupled image sensor
Charge-coupled imaging device
Charge-coupled imaging device
Charge-coupled imaging device
Charge-Coupled Infrared Imaging Device
charge-coupled memory
Charge-Coupled Photodiode Device
charge-delocalized ion
Charge-density wave
Charge-density wave
Charge-Energy-Mass
charge-exchange accelerator
Charge-Exchange Recombination Spectroscopy
charge-exchange source
Charge-Induced Voltage Alteration
Charge-Injected Device

charge-injection device

charge-localized ion
charge-mass ratio
Charge-Off
Charge-Off
Charge-Off
Charge-Off
Charge-Off Recovery System
Charge-Offs
Charge-Offs
Charge-Offs
Charge-Offs
Charge-Recycling Predecoder
Charge-Self-Consistent Band-Structure
Charge-Sensing Amplifier
Charge-Sharing Bit Line
charge-state process
charge-storage transistor
charge-storage tube
charge-storage varactor
Charge-to-Digital Converter
Charge-transfer
charge-transfer complexes
charge-transfer device
Charge-Transfer Infinite Order Sudden Approximation
Charge-Transfer Ligand-to-Metal
Charge-Transfer Modulation
Charge-Transfer-Induced Chemiluminescence
charge-trapping layer
charge-weight ratio
Charge/Discharge

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