Ultra-sensitive optical detectors and sensors are an important object in research and development with a lot of progress in using monolithic integration in CMOS technology. Low light levels require advanced photodiodes and low-noise amplifiers to detect weak optical signals reliably. But the most sensitive single-photon avalanche diodes (SPADs) with their dark counts, after pulses and optical crosstalk are causing problems and additional effort in many applications. In addition, the well-known transimpedance amplifiers came to their limit and a new approach is needed.
The book intends to show the progress of integrated photodiodes concerning low capacitance, high quantum efficiency and large bandwidths. Furthermore, novel approaches for amplifiers in the low-light intensity regime are discussed.
Newest research results are introduced and comprehensively detailed. The topic is covered from basics to applications and the state of the art is reviewed. The properties of innovative dot PIN and dot avalanche photodiodes are compared in compact form.
Dedicated circuits to exploit these photodiodes are introduced and explained in detail. Surprizing results will demonstrate the challenge and fascination of research.
Microelectronics, circuit engineering and optoelectronics are combined in a compact, easily understandable way.
Numerous elaborate illustrations and tables facilitate and enhance comprehension.
The book addresses students, Ph.D. students, physicists, engineers and scientists at universities, in industry and research laboratories in the exiting field of advanced optical receivers and sensors, e. g. in optical data transmission, imaging and biomedical applications.
The book intends to show the progress of integrated photodiodes concerning low capacitance, high quantum efficiency and large bandwidths. Furthermore, novel approaches for amplifiers in the low-light intensity regime are discussed.
Newest research results are introduced and comprehensively detailed. The topic is covered from basics to applications and the state of the art is reviewed. The properties of innovative dot PIN and dot avalanche photodiodes are compared in compact form.
Dedicated circuits to exploit these photodiodes are introduced and explained in detail. Surprizing results will demonstrate the challenge and fascination of research.
Microelectronics, circuit engineering and optoelectronics are combined in a compact, easily understandable way.
Numerous elaborate illustrations and tables facilitate and enhance comprehension.
The book addresses students, Ph.D. students, physicists, engineers and scientists at universities, in industry and research laboratories in the exiting field of advanced optical receivers and sensors, e. g. in optical data transmission, imaging and biomedical applications.
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