Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  present a novel CMOS current-mode imager that uses nonvolatile floating gate charge storage in the pixel for automatic cancellation of fixed-pattern noise (FPN).  demonstrate the ability to reduce the variance of the initial FPN over a range of incident light intensities. Each pixel incorporates a unique circuit that uses pFET hot-electron injection to adapt out the FPN for each pixel in parallel. The design has been fabricated in a commercially available 0.5µm process. Experimental results confirm the ability to reduce the FPN variance by a factor of 98.23 at the intensity at which adaptation was performed, and by a factor of 9.22 over 5 orders of magnitude of intensity. The adaptation takes 6 minutes and the 128 ◊ 128 image can be read at 7 frames/sec. The chip consumes 43.3mW.
['Eric Liu Wong', 'Pamela Abshire', 'Marc H. Cohen']
I am writing a research paper on a idea A 128×128 floating gate imager with self-adapting fixed pattern noise reduction
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