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Why do we require a current to voltage coverter at the output of a photo detector circuits?
deepak4prp said:Why do we require a current to voltage coverter at the output of a photo detector circuits?
Photo current to voltage conversion is the process of converting the electrical current produced by a photodiode or other light-sensitive device into a measurable voltage signal.
In photo current to voltage conversion, the electrical current produced by the photodiode is passed through a resistor, which converts it into a measurable voltage signal. The magnitude of the voltage signal is directly proportional to the amount of light hitting the photodiode.
Photo current to voltage conversion is used in various applications such as light sensors, solar panels, and image sensors. It allows for the measurement and control of light intensity, as well as the conversion of light energy into electrical energy.
The accuracy of photo current to voltage conversion can be affected by various factors such as ambient light, temperature, and the quality of the photodiode and resistor used. Additionally, the circuit design and calibration also play a role in the accuracy of the conversion.
Photo current to voltage conversion can be improved by using high-quality components, proper circuit design and calibration, and minimizing external factors that may affect the accuracy of the conversion. Additionally, using specialized amplifiers and filters can also improve the signal-to-noise ratio and overall performance of the conversion.