Silicon Photodiode Self-calibration Using White Light for Photometric Standards-Experimental Analysis

  • Ohno Y
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Abstract

A method is proposed in which the responsivity (A/Im) for the photometric quantity of a silicon photodiode, which is combined with a V(lambda) filter of a known spectral transmittance, can be directly self-calibrated by measuring the surface reflectance and the recombination losses of the photodiode for white light. The derived equation for this method assumes approximations that can cause systematic errors. A computer simulation was made to quantify these errors, and an accuracy of better than 0.2% was predicted. Although experimental validation is necessary, this method is promising as a new, practical method for high-accuracy photometric standards.

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Ohno, Y. (1993). Silicon Photodiode Self-calibration Using White Light for Photometric Standards-Experimental Analysis. Journal of the Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan, 77(2), 57–62. https://doi.org/10.2150/jieij1980.77.2_57

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