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Theoretical Study of Digicon Detector used in LADAR Receiver - Theoretical Study & Development of Digicon Detector-single photon sensitive detector- used in Laser Radar Receiver

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Digicon detector is same detector used in Hubble Space Telescope to discover the big universe because Digicon is single photon sensitive detector. This research was concern with a study of the detection process and signal amplification of the Digicon detector use in the laser radar receiver A silicon diode was used and the electron was accelerating from photocathode to solid state sensor. The gain from silicon material was computed by replacing the non-internal gain solid state sensor (silicon diode) by solid stat sensor which has an internal gain (avalanche diode). A computation and comparing has the energy loss by backscattering for silicon diode and avalanche diode were done in the present work. The energy loss by surface dead layer for silicon diode and avalanche diode was computed and compared. Also, computation and comparing the energy loss by thickness of surface dead layer for various thicknesses of surface dead layer and various incident electron energy angles for silicon diode and avalanche diode. Computation and comparing the pulse height for various thickness of surface dead layer and various incident electron energy angles for silicon diode and avalanche diode.

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Engineering Hayder Mahdi Husam Eldeen.B.Sc. Laser Engineering (2005) from Laser & Optoelectronics Department, University of Technology, Baghdad-Iraq. M.Sc. Laser Engineering (2008) from Laser & Optoelectronics Department, University of Technology, Baghdad-Iraq.Professional Memberships: Iraqi Engineering Union & Iraqi Laser Society

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Authors Hayder Husam-Eldeen
Publisher Noor Publishing
 
Languages English, German
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 20.02.2017
 
EAN 9783330844209
ISBN 978-3-33-084420-9
No. of pages 108
Subject Natural sciences, medicine, IT, technology > Physics, astronomy > Electricity, magnetism, optics

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