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Time walk compensation of a SPAD with a linear photodetection Etienne SAMAIN Robert Dalla Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur - CERGA France Ivan Prochazka Czech Techinal University Czech Republic
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Page 1: Time walk compensation of a SPAD with a linear photodetection · 2002-10-30 · Etienne SAMAIN Robert Dalla Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur - CERGA France Ivan Prochazka Czech Techinal

Time walk compensation of a SPADwith a linear photodetection

Etienne SAMAINRobert Dalla

Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur - CERGA France

Ivan Prochazka

Czech Techinal University Czech Republic

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Specifications

Multi-photons mode with a dynamic of 104

Time stability below 1 ps over 1000 s

Precision better than 20 ps rms

Insensitive to the laser pulse width (20 - 200 ps)

Asynchronous detection mode

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Silicon Sensor ADH230 SPADTime walk and precision

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N & <N>

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Time WalkDiode Rms = f(<N>)Statistic RmsDiode Rms = f(N)

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Photon statistic

( )LiniGei N,Npr

34,0

10lnN ⋅⋅

τ≈σ

LinGei Nr

r1N

−=

GeiN

LinN

iN

( ) linlinilin

i

NNNNNlini r)r1(CN,Np −−=

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Photon statistic

Time walk : 100 ps/decader = 0.5

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Photon number Ni

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Statistic RmsDiode Rms = f(N)

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Synoptic of T2L2 Space detection

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Synoptic of Ground detection

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Space segment prototype

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Linear Photodetection

Avalanche photodiode in GainMode (RCA 902S)

Low noise integrator amplifier

Min threshold level < 100 hυ e-

Dynamic: 1040

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plit

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Analog to digital converter

Resolution: 16 bits

Input bandwidth: 200 MHz

Linearity error: 1.3 bits rms

Precision: 1.3 bits rms-20

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eari

ty (

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Non linear photodetectionSPAD: Silicon Sensor AD230

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SSOAD230 N°7Rms: 39 ps rms532 nm FWHM: 20 ps<N> = 0.08 hv

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Precision and time walkOverall instrument

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Time stability @ 532 nm 10 HzOverall instrument

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σx

(ps)

<N> = 1000 hvT0 = 0,1 s532 nm, FWHM = 20 ps

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Time stability @ 778n nm 1 kHz Overall instrument

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0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100τ (s)

σx

(ps)

<N> = 1000 hvT0 = 0,001 s778 nm, FWHM = 20 ps

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SPAD K14 100 µmPrecision - Single photon mode

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K14 100 µmRms: 21 ps rmsFWHM: 55ps532 nm FWHM: 20 ps<N> = 0.16 hv

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fici

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Time walk

Rms

Relative Efficiency

SPAD K14 100 µmCenter-edge effect

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SPAD K14 100 µmPrecision & TW - Multi photon mode

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Conclusions

Time walk compensatedPrecision: 15 - 3 ps over the whole dynamicTime stability better than 1 ps over 1000 s Insensitive to the laser pulse width (20 - 200 ps)Asynchronous detection mode

SPAD K14: the performances will be 2 times better

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Chronograph

Light pulse

Linear photo detection

Integrator

Excess bias voltage

Light pulse SPAD

Output signal


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