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In this project, we use several photodiodes as Single Photon Avalanche Detectors (SPADs). We use a light bulb as the light source and grating to vary the wavelength of the light source. We will build a passive quenching configuration to get photons detected. Thus, by knowing which light source is working for the LEDs to detect photons, we can determine band gaps of each LEDs.
In this project, we use several photodiodes as Single Photon Avalanche Detectors (SPADs). We use a light bulb as the light source and grating to vary the wavelength of the light source. We will build a passive quenching configuration to get photons detected. Thus, by knowing which light source is working for the LEDs to detect photons, we can determine band gaps of each LEDs.
==Setup (Tentative)==
===Equipment===
::Photodiodes
::Arduino Uno
::Resistors
::Breadboard
::Jump wires
::Light Bulb
::Grating
===Circuit Overview===
===Software===

Revision as of 11:36, 22 February 2024

In this project, we use several photodiodes as Single Photon Avalanche Detectors (SPADs). We use a light bulb as the light source and grating to vary the wavelength of the light source. We will build a passive quenching configuration to get photons detected. Thus, by knowing which light source is working for the LEDs to detect photons, we can determine band gaps of each LEDs.

Setup (Tentative)

Equipment

Photodiodes
Arduino Uno
Resistors
Breadboard
Jump wires
Light Bulb
Grating

Circuit Overview

Software