InP-based single-photon detector arrays with asynchronous readout integrated circuits

  • Glettler J
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Abstract

We have developed and demonstrated a high-duty-cycle asynchronous InGaAsP-based photon counting detector system with near-ideal Poisson response, room-temperature operation, and nanosecond timing resolution for near-infrared applications. The detector is based on an array of Geiger-mode avalanche photodiodes coupled to a custom integrated circuit that provides for lossless readout via an asynchronous, nongated architecture. We present results showing Poisson response for incident photon flux rates up to 10 million photons per second and multiple photons per 3-ns timing bin.

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Glettler, J. B. (2008). InP-based single-photon detector arrays with asynchronous readout integrated circuits. Optical Engineering, 47(10), 100502. https://doi.org/10.1117/1.2992138

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