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From what I can find, it's something like 99.999% of charge moves, but it varies from CCD to CCD and can cause artifacts in bigger ones if it's too low. I could
by rcxdude 2y ago
From what I can find, it's something like 99.999% of charge moves, but it varies from CCD to CCD and can cause artifacts in bigger ones if it's too low. I couldn't find a great indication of what affects it, other than defects in the crystal lattice causing charge trapping, which apparently tends to be an issue in aging telescopes, especially space ones like Hubble.
- amelius 2y agoOK but what I mean is that if you tie two capacitors together, and one of them has a terminal at a much lower potential, then unless that voltage is minus infinity, then the other one will not be completely discharged.