Solid-state impact-ionization multiplier

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Solid-State Impact-Ionization Multipliers, or SIM, is an amplifier which amplifies from a small input current signal to a large current signal. The application includes Optical Receiver/Detector, Photomultiplier, and Image Sensing.

The advantage of the SIM is that it is a much smaller device and can be integrated with external source. Currently the SIM is in the development stage.

References

Lee, Hong-Wei., SOLID-STATE IMPACT-IONIZATION MULTIPLIER 2004

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Categories: Solid State Impact Ionization | Current Amplifier | Multiplier | SIM

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