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Development of digital correlated double sampling (DCDS) camera electronics for the space-based world space observatory ultra-violet spectrograph mission

Digital correlated double sampling (DCDS) is an emerging technology for CCD imaging systems in space-based applications. DCDS technology not only provides the low readout noise electronics required by many applications but also offers a range of flexible readout modes that allows the readout noise and pixel frequency to be dynamically adjusted even in operation.