Si photodiodes CHAPTER 02 1 Si photodiodes（硅二极管章02 1硅光敏二极管）.pdfVIP

Si photodiodes CHAPTER 02 1 Si photodiodes 1-1 Operating principle 1-2 Equivalent circuit 1-3 Current vs. voltage characteristics 1-4 Linearity 1-5 Spectral response 1-6 Noise characteristics 1-7 Sensitivity uniformity 1-8 Response speed 1-9 Connection to an op amp 1-10 Application circuit examples 2 PSD (position sensitive detectors) 2-1 Features 2-2 Structure and operating principle 2-3 Position detection error 2-4 Position resolution 2-5 Response speed 2-6 Saturation photocurrent 2-7 How to use 3 Applications 3-1 Particle size analyzers (laser diffraction and scattering method) 3-2 Barcode readers 3-3 UV sensors 3-4 Rotary encoders 3-5 Color sensors 3-6 VICS (Vehicle Information and Communication System) 3-7 Triangulation distance measurement 3-8 Direct position detection 1 Si photodiodes Photodiodes are photosensors that generate a current or voltage when the PN junction in the semiconductor is irradiated by light. The term photodiode can be broadly defined to include even solar batteries, but it usually means sensors that accurately detect changes in light level. Hamamatsu Si (silicon) photodiodes can be classified by function and construction into Si photodiode (PN type), Si PIN photodiode, Si APD (avalanche photodiode), MPPC (multi-pixel photon counter), and PSD (position sensitive detector). Si photodiodes provide the following features and are widely used to detect the presence or absence, intensity, and color of light, etc. Excellent l