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At the same time, Jim happened to be fixed on a newly invented light detector called a charge-coupled device, or CCD, which takes light and turns it into digital information.
A Grand and Bold Thing Ann Finkbeiner 2010
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At the same time, Jim happened to be fixed on a newly invented light detector called a charge-coupled device, or CCD, which takes light and turns it into digital information.
A Grand and Bold Thing Ann Finkbeiner 2010
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At the same time, Jim happened to be fixed on a newly invented light detector called a charge-coupled device, or CCD, which takes light and turns it into digital information.
A Grand and Bold Thing Ann Finkbeiner 2010
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At the same time, Jim happened to be fixed on a newly invented light detector called a charge-coupled device, or CCD, which takes light and turns it into digital information.
A Grand and Bold Thing Ann Finkbeiner 2010
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Their charge-coupled device (CCD), as they named it, proved not to have a future in memory storage, but rather gave rise to an explosion in digital imaging, with the first CCD-based video cameras appearing in the early 1970s.
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A layer of metal is coated onto a grid of charge-coupled device (CCD) sensor (the same sensors that are used in digital cameras).
Television 2010
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Here's a fascinating rumination on the Bitworking site about how much of the promise of RFID tags is being realized by charge-coupled devices (CCDs -- the sensor in your digital camera) instead.
Boing Boing 2009
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Bell Labs researchers Willard Boyle (left) and George Smith (right) with the charge-coupled device, which transforms patterns of light into useful digital information and is the basis for many forms of imaging, including camcorders and satellite surveillance.
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Bell Labs researchers Willard Boyle (left) and George Smith (right) with the charge-coupled device, which transforms patterns of light into useful digital information and is the basis for many forms of imaging, including camcorders and satellite surveillance.
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A layer of metal is coated onto a grid of charge-coupled device (CCD) sensor (the same sensors that are used in digital cameras).
tingilinde: 2008
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