NASA NTRS · 19790029834
The application of smart sensor techniques to a solid-state array multispectral sensor
Abstract
The solid-state array spectroradiometer (SAS) developed at JSC for remote sensing applications is a multispectral sensor which has no moving parts, is virtually maintenance-free, and has the ability to provide data which requires a minimum of processing. The instrument is based on the 42 x 342 element charge injection device (CID) detector. This system allows the combination of spectral scanning and across-track spatial scanning along with its associated digitization electronics into a single detector.
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Mcfadin, L. W.. 1978-11-01. The application of smart sensor techniques to a solid-state array multispectral sensor. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790029834
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