International Image Sensor Workshop 2023 IISW23 The International Image Sensor Workshop (IISW) is the world’s largest technology forum fully devoted to solid-state image sensors. The scope of the workshop includes all aspects of electronic image sensor research, design, and development. The workshop papers span across a wide range of imaging devices and research topics: pixel physics, image sensor design and performance, application-specific imagers, manufacturing techniques such as wafer stacking and backside illumination, and on-chip optics. Applications include consumer mobile image sensor devices, large-format devices for X-ray and astronomy, time-resolving and photon-counting imagers, and radiation-hardened image sensors. IISW23 will take place in Crieff Hydro Hotel, Scotland, UK from 21-25 May 2023. Further information and links to registration can be found on the ISSW23 website. Tags Electronics and Electrical Engineering Integrated Micro and Nano Systems May 21 2023 09.00 - May 25 2023 17.00 International Image Sensor Workshop 2023 IISW23 The International Image Sensor Workshop (IISW) is the world’s largest technology forum fully devoted to solid-state image sensors. The scope of the workshop includes all aspects of electronic image sensor research, design, and development. The workshop papers span across a wide range of imaging devices and research topics: pixel physics, image sensor design and performance, application-specific imagers, manufacturing techniques such as wafer stacking and backside illumination, and on-chip optics. Applications include consumer mobile image sensor devices, large-format devices for X-ray and astronomy, time-resolving and photon-counting imagers, and radiation-hardened image sensors.
International Image Sensor Workshop 2023 IISW23 The International Image Sensor Workshop (IISW) is the world’s largest technology forum fully devoted to solid-state image sensors. The scope of the workshop includes all aspects of electronic image sensor research, design, and development. The workshop papers span across a wide range of imaging devices and research topics: pixel physics, image sensor design and performance, application-specific imagers, manufacturing techniques such as wafer stacking and backside illumination, and on-chip optics. Applications include consumer mobile image sensor devices, large-format devices for X-ray and astronomy, time-resolving and photon-counting imagers, and radiation-hardened image sensors. IISW23 will take place in Crieff Hydro Hotel, Scotland, UK from 21-25 May 2023. Further information and links to registration can be found on the ISSW23 website. Tags Electronics and Electrical Engineering Integrated Micro and Nano Systems May 21 2023 09.00 - May 25 2023 17.00 International Image Sensor Workshop 2023 IISW23 The International Image Sensor Workshop (IISW) is the world’s largest technology forum fully devoted to solid-state image sensors. The scope of the workshop includes all aspects of electronic image sensor research, design, and development. The workshop papers span across a wide range of imaging devices and research topics: pixel physics, image sensor design and performance, application-specific imagers, manufacturing techniques such as wafer stacking and backside illumination, and on-chip optics. Applications include consumer mobile image sensor devices, large-format devices for X-ray and astronomy, time-resolving and photon-counting imagers, and radiation-hardened image sensors.
May 21 2023 09.00 - May 25 2023 17.00 International Image Sensor Workshop 2023 IISW23 The International Image Sensor Workshop (IISW) is the world’s largest technology forum fully devoted to solid-state image sensors. The scope of the workshop includes all aspects of electronic image sensor research, design, and development. The workshop papers span across a wide range of imaging devices and research topics: pixel physics, image sensor design and performance, application-specific imagers, manufacturing techniques such as wafer stacking and backside illumination, and on-chip optics. Applications include consumer mobile image sensor devices, large-format devices for X-ray and astronomy, time-resolving and photon-counting imagers, and radiation-hardened image sensors.
