Amorphous silicon intrinsic photomixing detector for optical ranging
Andreas Bablich,
Maurice Müller,
Rainer Bornemann
et al.
Abstract:Today’s optical range finders or 3D imagers suffer from significant drawbacks and do not allow to combine performance (sensitivity, precision) with simplicity, and scalability enabling very-large scale integration with minimum footprint. Here, we present the amorphous silicon Intrinsic Photomixing Detector (IPD) for direct and highly sensitive optical envelope mixing. The ability to generate a photocurrent that is proportional to the nonlinear mixing of two optical modulation envelope functions enables high pe… Show more
The Intrinsic Photomixing Detector, a device enabling Time-of-Flight optical ranging up to ~70m and mean depth resolution of ~41.6mm, is presented. It may enhance pixel density and readout performance due to the utilized intrinsic mixing.
The Intrinsic Photomixing Detector, a device enabling Time-of-Flight optical ranging up to ~70m and mean depth resolution of ~41.6mm, is presented. It may enhance pixel density and readout performance due to the utilized intrinsic mixing.
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