High-Yield Passive Si Photodiode Array Towards Optical Neural Recording

High-power flip-chip mounted photodiode array.

Four-element modified uni-traveling-carrier (MUTC) photodiode arrays (PDA) flip-chip bonded onto transmission lines on AlN substrates are demonstrated. High RF output powers of 26.2 dBm and 21.0 dBm are achieved at 35 GHz and 48 GHz, respectively, using a PDA with 28-μm diameter photodiodes. A systematic comparison between a PDA with four 20 μm-diameter elements and a discrete detector with the...

Parallel recording with optical waveguide array

We present an analysis of the reading capability of a novel optical pickup consisting of a single-mode and a multi-mode rectangular waveguide. According to the simulations, if one has prior information about the structure of the disk, superresolution readout could be achieved. The proposed system has the advantage to be compact and should be straightforward to be extended to arrays. The working...

The Photodiode Array: A Critical Cornerstone in Cardiac Optical Mapping

Advantages of Photodiode Array

Preface All products are continuously being improved for better performance. Spectrometers have developed in many ways since the introduction of simple and moderately priced spectrophotometers which were commercially available from the mid 1950’s. 1 Such improvements have enabled SCINCO to manufacture PDA type UV-Vis. spectrophotometers. The scope and performance of conventional single channel ...

Micromolar 4-aminopyridine enhances invasion of a vertebrate neurosecretory terminal arborization: optical recording of action potential propagation using an ultrafast photodiode-MOSFET camera and a photodiode array

Modulation of the amount of neuropeptide released from a neurosecretory tissue may be achieved by different means. These include alterations in the quantity secreted from each active nerve terminal or in the actual number of terminals activated. From the vertebrate hypothalamus, magnocellular neurons project their axons as bundles of fibers through the median eminence and infundibular stalk to ...