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ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS Match each term with the appropriate phrase. Responsivity R

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ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

Match each term with the appropriate phrase.

Responsivity

Recovery time

Johnson noise

Quantum efficiency

Shot noise

Spectral response

Nep

1/f noise

Detectivity

Saturation

Photon noise

Internal noise

Square root of the detector are per unit value of NEP

Answer 1

Defines how the performance of a detector (responsivity and detectivity) varies with wavelength

Answer 2

Ratio of countable events produced by photons incident on the detector to the number of incident photons

Answer 3

Time it takes for the photocurrent to fall to 36.8% of the steady state value when light is turned off

Answer 4

External noise that poses the ultimate fundamental limit to the detectivity of a photodetector

Answer 5

Detector output per unit of input power

Answer 6

All noise generated within the detection system itself

Answer 7

Time it takes detector current to rise to a value equal to 63.2% of the steady state value

Answer 8

Results from the random motion of electrons in a conductor

Answer 9

Optical power that produces a signal voltage equivalent to the noise voltage of the detector

Answer 10

Noise created by the random fluctuation of electrons arriving at the anode

Answer 11

Exceeds shot noise at frequencies below a few hundred Hertz

Answer 12

Results in no further increase in detector response as the input light intensity is increased

Answer 13

Explanation / Answer

Answer 1 : Detectivity

Answer 11 : Shot noise

Answer 12 : 1/f noise

Answer 13 : Saturation

Answer 10 :Nep

Answer 7 : Internal noise

Answer 1 : Detectivity

Answer 6 :Responsivity

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