Photodetection and Measurement: Maximizing Performance in Optical Systems (Repost)
Photodetection and Measurement: Maximizing Performance in Optical Systems By Mark Johnson
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional 2003 | 298 Pages | ISBN: 0071409440 | PDF | 2 MB
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional 2003 | 298 Pages | ISBN: 0071409440 | PDF | 2 MB
The "opto-electronics revolution" has made the art and science of making sensitive, accurate, and inexpensive optical measurements must-know information for legions of electronic engineers and research students. And there’s no faster or easier way to master photodetection and measurement techniques than with this hands-on tutorial written by a teacher with experience enough to know the questions you would ask. A clear, easy-to-understand "rules-of-thumb" approach shows you how to make high-performance optical measurements by getting the fundamentals right, often with simple, inexpensive equipment commonly found in laboratories. It includes treatment of: * Photodetectors * Amplifiers * LED sources * Electronic modulation and demodulation * Interference avoidance * Data acquisition and basic DSP You’ll also gain a firm understanding of noise-reduction techniques and the essentials of building-in speed, sensitivity,and stability. If you want to learn the secret of making sound optical measurements without expensive equipment, this is the one resource you shouldn’t work without.