14.1 A photodiode with responsivity 0.3 A/W and dark current 2 nA is biased in the photoconductive mode, with a 9 V battery and 500 k_ resistor. Make a sketch like that of Fig. 14-3, showing the load line and the diode curves for incident powers from zero to 100 _W in steps of 20 _W. Circle the operating point for an incident power of 40 _W, and determine the approximate diode voltage from the graph.
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14.3 The photodiode of Problem 14.1 is removed from the circuit and operated in the photovoltaic mode. (a) Determine the shunt resistance assuming _ = 2. (b) Under open circuit conditions (no load resistor), what incident optical power will result in saturation of the output voltage? (c) A load resistor is now added to increase the dynamic range. What value of load resistance is needed so that optical powers up to 20 _W can be detected without saturation?
A silicon photodiode is configured as shown in Fig. 14-18 with a 90 V bias voltage. The light to be detected has intensity 20 _W/cm2 and wavelength 920 nm. Relevant material properties for the detector are: absorption efficiency = 0.18, dark current density at room temperature = 15 nA/cm2, charge carrier mobility = 0.048 m2/Vs, and carrier saturation velocity = 105 m/s. At the applied bias voltage, it is known that the width of the depletion region is 0.2 mm....
14.2 For Problem 14.1, make a sketch of the output voltage (across the resistor) versusthe incident optical power, for the range 0 to 100 _W. At what optical power does the detector response saturate?
Consider the transimpedance amplifier optical receiver shown in Fig. 14-19. Thefeedback resistance is 10 k_ and the feedback capacitance is 0.2 pF. The diode’s capacitance is 5 pF, and its responsivity is 0.5 A/W. The incident optical power is 0.5 mW. (a) Compute the signal current. (b) Compute the receiver’s output voltage. (c) Compute the receiver’s 3 dB electrical bandwidth. (d) Compute the rms thermal-noise current generated in the feedback resistor, assuming a temperature of 300K. (e) Assuming no dark...
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3 1. Photodiode amplifier circuit You are designinga CF photosensor circuit for a light detection and ranging LiDAR) system in autonomous vehicles. The circuit utilizes a transimpedance amplifier to convert low-level RF photodiode current signal to a usable voltage output. It consists of a photodiode, an amplifier, and feedback capacitor/resistor pair as shown in Figure 1. We will derive simple equations to...