Calculation of the current response of the spatially modulated light CMOS detector

Calculation of the current response of the spatially modulated light CMOS detector

We present an analytical model that allows to calculate the current response of a spatially modulated light CMOS detector (SML-detector) and compare this response with the response of a traditional CMOS photodetector. It is shown that the SML detector already yields a three orders of magnitude faste...

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Veröffentlicht in:IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices 2001-09, Vol.48 (9), p.1892-1902
Hauptverfasser: Genoe, Jan, Coppee, D, Stiens, J.H, Vounckx, R.A, Kuijk, M
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description We present an analytical model that allows to calculate the current response of a spatially modulated light CMOS detector (SML-detector) and compare this response with the response of a traditional CMOS photodetector. It is shown that the SML detector already yields a three orders of magnitude faster response time than a traditional CMOS detector in a 0.25 mum CMOS technology. This response time will further decrease as CM-OS technology evolves. This analytical expression is compared with a numerical solution of the diffusion equation and with experimental results. Both show an excellent correspondence. Therefore we can conclude that the SML-detector is the solution of choice for cheap, CMOS-compatible receivers in integrated opto-electronic systems.
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