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Author: G Dan Hutcheson (Fellow) Reads: 3200
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Upload Date: 27th-Dec-2006
Conclusion
All in all, IBM’s CMOS Imaging Sensor is a marvelous example of process engineering being used to solve a multidimensional problem in an electrical and optical space.
 

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Dan Hutcheson
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Comment : No, the term wild photon has actually been around for a long
time. Google wild photons and you'll get over a million hits. But
if you Google "wild photon" you'll get 114, some of which are
very technical hits.
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David Lammers
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Comment : Is this the origin of the phrase "wild photons" ?
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