Weak-Light Readout Collection on the Quantum Effect Photoelectric Sensor

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The weak-light characteristics of the GaAs/InGaAs quantum effect photoelectric sensor are presented. In order to explore its higher sensitive application because of higher quantum efficiency, a readout integrated circuit (ROIC) of the capacitor feedback transimpendance amplifier (CTIA) was designed to deal with voltage response of novel sensor. The readout circuit integration was designed to match 2×8 the photoelectric sensor array. A 633nm laser beam shot to the window of sensor with radiation intensity 2nW the readout response voltage was 225mV and 4.5E +07V /W responsivity at 120K and 44.8μs integration time when biased voltage up to -3V. Even under 0.5nw shooting,we still can see the high sensitivity.

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