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Avalanche photodiode detectors (APD) APDs are widely used in instrumentation and aerospace applications, offering a combination of high speed and high sensitivity unmatched by PIN detectors, and quantum efficiencies at > nm unmatched by PMTs. Published Engineering, Physics. Linear mode: At biases below but near the breakdown voltage, collection dominates, causing the avalanche current to ay and ultimately stop An APD differs from a PIN photodiode by providing internal photo-electronic signal gain. Avalanche photodiode detectors have and will continue to be used in many diverse applications such as laser range finders and photon correlation studies. Understanding Avalanche photodiode for improving system performance. A User Guide. Avalanche photodiode detectors have and will continue to be used in many diverse applications such as laser range finders and photon Characteristics and use of Si APD (Avalanche Photodiode) APDs (Avalanche Photodiodes) are high-speed, high sensitiv-ity photodiodes utilizing an internal gain Avalanche photodiodes (APDs) are widely used to detect low-power optical signals in fibre optic communication1, sensing2, biotechnolo-gies3 and quantum applicationsDue to Avalanche photodiode detectors (APD) have and will continue to be used in many diverse applications such as laser range finders, data communications or photon Avalanche photodiode. Avalanche Photodiodes: A User's Guide. Therefore, output signal current, Is, from an APD equals Is = M⋅Ro Ps, where Ro(λ) is the intrinsic responsivity of the APD at a gain M=1 and wavelength λ, M is the gain of the APD, and Ps is the incident optical power Avalanche Photodiodes: A User's Guide. This paper discusses APD structures, critical performance parameters and the excess noise factor Avalanche photodiodes (APDs) are widely used to detect low-power optical signals in fibre optic communication 1, sensing 2, biotechnologiesand quantum applicationsDue to the high internal Introduction. Once an avalanche has begun, a competition develops between the rate at which electron-hole pairs are generated and the rate at which they are collected at the device terminals. Recently demonstrated performance includes: Noise equivalent power (NEP) of < W/Hz1⁄2 for a mm APD Avalanche Photodiodes.