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High‐sensitivity acoustically scanned optical imaging device using charge storage effect

A new principle of acoustic scanning of an optical image is described. The illumination modulates the storage time constant of a charge grating acoustically stored in a p−n diode matrix. One surface acoustic pulse directly reads out the resulting charge distribution. Owing to integration effects, the device exhibits a very high sensitivity and an electronically variable contrast.