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Photodiodes - Communications, Bio-Sensings, Measurements and High-Energy Physics
Edited by Jin-Wei Shi, ISBN 978-953-307-277-7, Hard cover, 284 pages, Publisher: InTech, Published: September 06, 2011 under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license, in subject Electrical and Electronic Engineering
DOI: 10.5772/782
This book describes different kinds of photodiodes for applications in high-speed data communication, biomedical sensing, high-speed measurement, UV-light detection, and high energy physics. The photodiodes discussed are composed of several different semiconductor materials, such as InP, SiC, and Si, which cover an extremely wide optical wavelength regime ranging from infrared light to X-ray, making the suitable for diversified applications. Several interesting and unique topics were discussed including: the operation of high-speed photodiodes at low-temperature for super-conducting electronics, photodiodes for bio-medical imaging, single photon detection, photodiodes for the applications in nuclear physics, and for UV-light detection.
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Book contents
- Chapter 1Photodiodes with High Speed and Enhanced Wide Spectral Range
- Chapter 2Evaluation of Uni-Traveling Carrier Photodiode Performance at Low Temperatures and Applications to Superconducting Electronics
- Chapter 3The Optimum Link Design Using a Linear PIN-PD for WiMAX RoF Communication
- Chapter 4Single Photon Detection Using Frequency Up-Conversion with Pulse Pumping
- Chapter 5Low Scattering Photodiode-Modulated Probe for Microwave Near-Field Imaging
- Chapter 6Single Shot Diagnostics of Quasi-Continuously Pumped Picosecond Lasers Using Fast Photodiode and Digital Oscilloscope
- Chapter 7A Photodiode-Based, Low-Cost Telemetric- Lidar for the Continuous Monitoring of Urban Particulate Matter
- Chapter 8The Photodiode Array: A Critical Cornerstone in Cardiac Optical Mapping
- Chapter 9Photodiode Array Detection in Clinical Applications; Quantitative Analyte Assay Advantages, Limitations and Disadvantages
- Chapter 10UV Photodiodes Response to Non-Normal, Non-Colimated and Diffusive Sources of Irradiance
- Chapter 11Detection of VUV Light with Avalanche Photodiodes
- Chapter 12Quantitative Measurements of X-Ray Intensity
- Chapter 13The New Photo-Detectors for High Energy Physics and Nuclear Medicine
