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Daily Archives: 6-January-2013
Parabolas and Avalanche Photodiodes
During a meeting recently, a vendor was discussing the need for performing production calibration testing that required fitting a parabola to the data from an optical sensor called an Avalanche PhotoDiode (APD) (Figure 1). I recalled this comment while reviewing a test report this morning where I saw a parabola appear in an APD test report from an optical physicist in my group. I realized that our physicist and this vendor were working in related areas. It was an excellent test report that covered both the theoretical and experimental aspects of the subject. It also seemed like a good topic for this blog. Continue reading
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