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FUNDAMENTALS OF
INFRARED DETECTOR OPERATION AND TESTING
JOHN DAVID VINCENT SANTA BARBARA RESEARCH CENTER GOLETA, CALIFORNIA
WILEY
A WILEY-INTERSCIENCE PUBLICATION
JOHN WILEY & SONS
NEW YORK I CHICHESTER I BRISBANE I TORONTO I SINGAPORE
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CONTENTS
UNIT 1 DETECTORS AND DETECTOR OPERATION CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION AND
OVERVIEW 1.1 1.2
1.3 1.4 1.5
1.6
. 1.7
1.8
INFRARED RADIATION HEAT TRANSFER THERMAL DETECTORS PLANCK'S LAW
WAVES AND PHOTONS QUANTUM (PHOTON) DETECTORS IR DETECTORS AS TRANSDUCERS
DETECTOR PARAMETERS: DEFINITIONS
1.8.1 1.8.2 1.8.3 1.8.4
1.8.5 1.8.6 1.8.7 1.8.8 1.8.9
RESPONSIVITY NOISE SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO NOISE EQUIVALENT POWER
SPECIFIC DETECTIVITY LINEARITY AND SATURATION FREQUENCY RESPONSE
SPATIAL CONSIDERATIONS CROSSTALK REFERENCES
SUGGESTED READING PROBLEMS
3
3
5
6
7
8
8
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10 12 14 15
16 18 19 21 22
23 23 23
CHAPTER 2. DETECTOR TYPES, MECHANISMS, AND OPERATION 25
2.1 THERMAL DETECTORS 25
2.1.1 BOLOMETERS 26
2.2 PHOTON (QUANTUM) DETECTORS 30
2.2.1 CARRIER GENERATION 31
2.2.2 SPECTRAL RESPONSE OF PHOTON DETECTORS 32
2.2.3 TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF SEMICONDUCTOR CARRIER DENSITY 34
2.2.4 TYPES OF PHOTON DETECTORS 36
2.2.5 DIODES AND PHOTOVOLTAIC DETECTORS 37
2.2.6 PHOTOCONDUCTIVE DETECTORS 40
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CONTENTS
2.3 DETECTOR OPERATION 40
2.3.1 COOLING 42
2.3.2 PHOTOCONDUCTOR BIASING 45
2.3.3 PHOTOVOLTAIC CIRCUITS 50
2.4 DETECTOR PARAMETERS: MODELS AND PREDICTIONS 51
2.4.1 CURRENT EQUATIONS 52
2.4.2 RESPONSIVITY 55
2.4.3 NOISE 56
2.4.4 NOISE EQUIVALENT POWER 64
2.4.5 SPECIFIC DETECTIVITY 65
2.4.6 MODULATION TRANSFER FUNCTION 67
2.5 DETECTOR MATERIALS AND PERFORMANCE PREDICTIONS 69
2.5.1 PHOTOVOLTAIC INDIUM ANTIMONIDE (INSB) F0
2.5.2 PV MERCURY-CADMIUM-TELLURIDE (HGCDTE) 71 2.5.3 SCHOTTKY BARRIER
DETECTORS; PLATINUM SILICIDE 73
2.5.4 DOPED GERMANIUM AND SILICON 74
2.5.5 PC MERCURY-CADMIUM-TELLURIDE (HGCDTE) 78 2.5.6 LEAD SALTS 79
REFERENCES 81
SUGGESTED READING 82
PROBLEMS 83
DETECTOR TYPES, MECHANISM 85
DETECTOR OPERATION 84
DETECTOR FIGURE OF MERIT 84
CHAPTER 3 RADIOMETRY 87
3.1 THE GENERAL METHOD 87
3.1.1 THE INCREMENTAL LIMIT 88
3.1.2 EXTENSIONS 91
3.1.3 NOMENCLATURE AND NOTATION 93
3.1.4 BLACKBODIES, GRAYBODIES, AND EMISSIVITY 99
3.2 SPECTRAL CONTENT 101
3.2.1 PLANCK'S LAW FOR SPECTRAL EXITANCE 101
3.2.2 THE SPECTRAL INTEGRAL 110
3.2.3 ACCURACY OF RADIOMETRIC CALCULATIONS 118
3.2.4 SIGNAL FROM A BROAD SPECTRAL SOURCE 121
3.2.5 RESPONSE PER DEGREE DIFFERENCE IN SCENE TEMPERATURE 129
3.3 SPATIAL INTEGRAL 130
3.3.1 SOLID ANGLES 130
3.3.2 SIMPLE AND PROJECTED SOLID ANGLES 132
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CONTENTS XV
3.3.3 SOLID ANGLES FOR SPECIFIC GEOMETRIES 132
3.3.4 MORE COMPLICATED GEOMETRIES: ANGLE FACTORS 134
3.4 TIME DEPENDENCE (MODULATION) 137
3.4.1 FOURIER ANALYSIS OF WAVEFORMS 137
3.4.2 MODULATION FACTORS 138
3.4.3 SINE-WAVE MODULATION 144
3.5 EXAMPLES AND CASES OF SPECIAL INTEREST 146
3.5.1 BACKGROUND IN A TEST DEWAR-NARROW BANDPASS FILTER 148
3.5.2 BACKGROUND IN A TEST DEWAR-WIDE BANDPASS FILTER 150
3.5.3 INCIDENCE FROM A BLACKBODY TEST SET (ALL WAVELENGTHS) 151
3.5.4 SUNLIGHT ON THE EARTH 153
3.5.5 SUNLIGHT REFLECTED FROM A WINDOW 153
3.5.6 MOONLIGHT ON THE EARTH 154
3.5.7 STERANCE FROM THE EARTH 157
3.6 FORTRAN COMPUTER CODE FOR RADIOMETRIC CALCULATIONS 157
3.6.1 AMDOF: PRINTS TABLE OF MODULATION FACTORS 157
3.6.2 AMODF2: GENERATES CASE II MODULATION FACTORS 159
3.6.3 AMODF3: GENERATES CASE III MODULATION FACTORS 159
3.6.4 AFLUX: GENERATES RMS INCIDENCES 160
3.6.5 FLUX TABLES: PRINTS TABLES OF BLACKBODY INCIDANCE 161
REFERENCES 162
SUGGESTED READING 163
PROBLEMS 164
GENERAL RADIOMETRY 164
SPECTRAL CONTENT 165
THE SPATIAL INTEGRAL 168
MODULATION 169
CHAPTER 4 THE TEST SET 171
4.1 TYPES OF TEST SETS 171
4.1.1 BLACKBODY AND DEWAR 171
4.1.2 CHAMBERS 172
4.1.3 FOCUSED OPTICS: SPOT AND LINE SCANNERS 172
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CONTENTS
4.1.4 SPECTROMETERS 173
4.1.5 SPECIAL APPLICATIONS 176
4.2 DESIGN AND DOCUMENTATION 176
4.2.1 REQUIREMENT DEFINITION 176
4.2.2 DESIGN REVIEW 177
4.2.3 SCALE DRAWINGS 179
4.2.4 EMISSIVITY AND REFLECTIVITY IN THE INFRARED 179
4.3 THE BLACKBODY TEST SET 180
4.3.1 BLACKBODIES 181
4.3.2 MOUNTING OF THE BLACKBODY 181
4.3.3 MEASUREMENT OF BLACKBODY TEMPERATURE 182
4.3.4 MEASUREMENT AND DOCUMENTATION OF BLACKBODY APERTURE DIAMETERS 184
4.3.5 SHUTTERS AND CHOPPERS 186
4.4 BETWEEN THE SOURCE AND DETECTOR 188
4.4.1 FOLDING MIRRORS 188
4.4.2 ORIENTATION OF KNIFE-EDGED APERTURES AND BAFFLES 188
4.4.3 UNWANTED REFLECTING SURFACES 188
4.4.4 ACCURACY REQUIRED IN MEASURING DETECTORTO-BLACKBODY DISTANCES 190
4.5 DEWARS 193
4.5.1 DESIGN DECISIONS FOR BACKGROUND REDUCTION 193 4.5.2 EFFECT OF
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ON BACKGROUND 196
4.5.3 FIELD OF VIEW BAFFLES 196
4.5.4 WINDOWS AND FILTERS 199
4.6 TEST SET EVALUATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING 203
4.7 THE RADIOMETRIC CALIBRATION PROBLEM 204
4.7.1 RADIOMETRIC STANDARDS 205
4.7.2 RADIOMETRIC VERIFICATION 205
REFERENCES 207
SUGGESTED READING 209
IR REFLECTANCE OF OPTICAL BLACKS 209
IR REFLECTANCE OF "MIRRORS" (HIGHREFLECTIVITY COATINGS) 210
BLACKBODY THEORY AND DESIGN 211
PROBLEMS 212
CHAPTER 5 DETECTOR TESTING 213
5.1 PRELIMINARIES 213
5.1.1 INFORMATION NEEDED 214
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5.1.2 TEST PLANNING 215
5.1.3 TEST PROCEDURE 215
5.1.4 PRETEST OPERATIONS 216
5.2 V-I CURVES 217
5.2.1 EQUIPMENT USED FOR V-I CURVES 218
5.2.2 ANALYSIS OF V-I CURVES FOR PHOTOVOLTAIC DETECTORS 218
5.2.3 V-I DATA FOR PHOTOCONDUCTORS 220
5.3 NOISE 220
5.3.1 DIGITAL CALCULATIONS 220
5.3.2 ERROR IN DIGITAL NOISE MEASUREMENTS 222
5.3.3 ANALOG MEASUREMENTS OF NOISE: METERS AND THEIR ERRORS 227
5.3.4 BANDWIDTH FOR NOISE CALCULATIONS 227
5.3.5 CHARACTERIZATION OF LOW-FREQUENCY NOISE 229 5.4 BLACKBODY SIGNAL
AND RESPONSIVITY 234
5.4.1 BLACKBODY TEST SET 235
5.4.2 BLACKBODY RESPONSIVITY 235
5.4.3 OPTIMIZATION OF BIAS VOLTAGE 236
5.5 ACCURACY OF BLACKBODY RESPONSIVITY DATA 237
5.5.1 EFFECT OF SAMPLE SIZE ON SIGNAL UNCERTAINTY 238 5.5.2 EFFECTIVE
AREA 239
5.5.3 CONFIDENCE-BUILDING TECHNIQUES 240
5.5.4 HINTS FOR DATA REDUCTION 241
5.6 ANALYSIS OF DETECTOR CURRENT, SIGNAL, AND NOISE DATA 246
5.7 FREQUENCY RESPONSE 249
5.7.1. RESPONSE VERSUS FREQUENCY 249
5.7.2 TIME CONSTANT AND CORNER FREQUENCY 250
5.8 LOW-BACKGROUND TESTING 252
5.8.1 BACKGROUND REDUCTION METHODS 253
5.8.2 BACKGROUND LEAKS 254
5.8.3 LOW-SIGNAL PROBLEMS 254
5.8.4 HIGH-IMPEDANCE ELECTRONICS 255
5.8.5 FREQUENCY RESPONSE 256
5.9 SPECTRAL MEASUREMENTS 257
5.9.1 RELATIVE SPECTRAL RESPONSE 257
5.9.2 ABSOLUTE SPECTRAL RESPONSE VALUES 260
5.9.3 EFFECTIVE INCIDENCE AND BLACKBODY-TO-PEAK CONVERSION 260
5.9.4 REFLECTANCE AND TRANSMITTANCE MEASUREMENTS 261
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CONTENTS
5.10 SPATIAL MEASUREMENTS 262
5.10.1 SPOT SCANS 262
5.10.2 MODULATION TRANSFER FUNCTION 263
5.10.3 CROSSTALK 264
5.11 TEST REPORTS 265
REFERENCES 267
SUGGESTED READING 268
PROBLEMS 268
UNIT 2 RELATED SKILLS 273
CHAPTER 6. SCIENCE AND MEASUREMENTS 275
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.1.1 UNITS
6.1.2 BASIC ESTIMATE 6.1.3 REJECTING DATA 6.1.4 UNCERTAINTY EXPERIMENTAL
ERROR
6.2.1 SYSTEMATIC ERRORS 6.2.2 RANDOM ERRORS 6.2.3 ILLEGITIMATE ERRORS
6.2.4 VALIDITY OF THE MODEL ESTIMATING UNCERTAINTIES 6.3.1 SUBJECTIVE OR
INTUITIVE ESTIMATE OF
UNCERTAINTY
6.3.2 THE PROBABILITY OF BLUNDERS 6.3.3 ESTIMATING THE MAGNITUDE OF
SYSTEMATIC ERRORS 6.3.4 ESTIMATING THE MAGNITUDE OF RANDOM ERRORS
PROBABILITY 6.4.1 AN INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY: NORMAL CURVE OF ERROR
6.4.2 STANDARD DEVIATIONS FOR COMMON BEST
ESTIMATES
6.4.3 EXAMPLE OF STANDARD DEVIATIONS FOR TWO DATA SETS PROPAGATION OF
ERRORS 6.5.1 DIRECT METHOD
6.5.2 SHORTCUTS IN ESTIMATING ERROR PROPAGATION 6.5.3 PROBABLE TOTAL
ERROR
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279 280 280 280 281
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282 282
283 283 284
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290 290 291 292 293
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6.6 REPORTING UNCERTAINTIES 293
6.7 THE ETHICS OF SCIENTIFIC WORK 294
6.7.1 INDEPENDENT CHECKS 295
6.7.2 AGRESSIVE LEARNING 296
6.7.3 A NOTE OF CAUTION 296
6.8 THE OVERALL TEST TASK 296
6.8.1 DESIGNING THE TEST 296
6.8.2 DATA REVIEW AND INTERPRETATION 297
6.8.3 PRESENTATION OF RESULTS 298
6.8.4 GRAPHING 299
REFERENCES 300
SUGGESTED READING 300
PROBLEMS 301
CHAPTER 7. CRYOGENICS 305
7.1 CRYOGENS 305
7.1.1 HEAT OF VAPORIZATION 307
7.1.2 ENTHALPY 308
7.1.3 STORAGE OF CRYOGENS; DEWARS 308
7.1.4 TRANSFER OF CRYOGENS 309
7.1.5 CONTINUAL TRANSFER SYSTEMS 309
7.1.6 LIQUID LEVEL SENSORS 310
7.2 THERMAL PROPERTIES OF SOLIDS 311
7.2.1 THERMAL EXPANSION 311
7.2.2 HEAT CONDUCTION; THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY 312
7.2.3 HEAT CAPACITY; SPECIFIC HEAT 320
7.2.4 ELECTRICAL ANALOGS 322
7.3 DEWAR DESIGN 323
7.4 REFRIGERATORS 325
7.4.1 JOULE-THOMPSON LIQUEFIER 325
7.4.2 THERMOELECTRIC COOLERS 325
7.4.3 RADIATION COOLERS 326
7.5 TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT 326
7.5.1 TEMPERATURE SENSORS 326
7.5.2 MOUNTING OF CRYOGENIC THERMOMETERS 331
7.6 CRYOGENICS AND SAFETY 331
REFERENCES 333
SUGGESTED READING 335
CRYOGENICS: GENERAL AND ENGINEERING 335
HANDBOOK AND TABULAR MATERIAL 335
PROBLEMS 337
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CHAPTER 8. VACUUM PRACTICES 339
8.1 INTRODUCTION 339
8.1.1 UNITS 339
8.1.2 CONVERSION BETWEEN MOLECULAR DENSITY AND PRESSURE 341
8.2 GAUGES 342
8.2.1 THERMOCOUPLE GAUGES 342
8.2.2 ION GAUGES 342
8.3 PUMPS 343
8.3.1 OIL SEALED ROTARY PUMPS 343
8.3.2 TURBOMOLECULAR PUMPS 343
8.3.3 DIFFUSION PUMPS 343
8.3.4 COLD TRAPS 344
8.3.5 SORPTION PUMPS 344
8.3.6 ION PUMPS 344
8.3.7 MANIFOLDS 344
8.3.8 OPERATION OF A TYPICAL MULTIPORT VACUUM STATION 344
8.4 PUMPING DYNAMICS 346
8.4.1 VOCABULARY AND UNITS 347
8.4.2 MEAN FREE PATH 348
8.4.3 CONDUCTANCE FORMULAS 348
8.4.4 TIME TO PUMP A PERFECTLY CLEAN VOLUME 349
8.4.5 OUTGASSING 350
8.4.6 TIME TO PUMP A REAL SYSTEM 353
8.4.7 REDUCTION OF OUTGASSING 355
8.4.8 PERMANENT VACUUM 356
8.5 LEAKS 357
8.5.1 LEAK DETECTION 357
8.6 ADEQUATE VACUUM FOR TEST DEWARS 358
8.6.1 HEAT CONDUCTION BY GASES 359
8.6.2 ALLOWABLE CONDENSATION 362
8.6.3 LEAKS AND OUTGASSING 362
8.6.4 PUMPING DYNAMICS 362
8.6.5 CONDENSATION 363
8.7 VACUUM AND SAFETY 364
REFERENCES 365
SUGGESTED READING 365
PROBLEMS 366
CHAPTER 9. OPTICS AND OPTICAL MATERIALS 369
9.1 INFRARED OPTICAL MATERIALS 369
9.1.1 SELECTION OF WINDOW MATERIALS 369
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9.1.2 REQUIRED THICKNESS FOR VACUUM WINDOWS 374 9.1.3 INDEX OF
REFRACTION 375
9.1.4 DISPERSION 375
9.1.5 TRANSMITTANCE OF WINDOWS 376
9.2 GEOMETRICAL OPTICS 376
9.2.1 ANGLE OF REFLECTION 376
9.2.2 REFRACTION SNELL'S LAW 377
9.2.3 OPTICAL THICKNESS 377
9.3 REFLECTANCE AND TRANSMITTANCE CALCULATIONS 378
9.3.1 REFLECTANCE AND TRANSMITTANCE OF NONABSORBING MATERIALS 378
9.3.2 REFLECTANCE AT OTHER THAN NORMAL INCIDENCE 382 9.3.3 ABSORPTION IN
OPTICAL MATERIALS 382
9.3.4 MIRRORS AND BLACKS 382
9.3.5 BIDIRECTIONAL REFLECTANCE DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION 385
9.4 INTERFERENCE EFFECTS 385
9.4.1 ANTIREFLECTION COATINGS 386
9.4.2 SPECTRAL FILTERS 387
9.4.3 SPECTRAL TRANSMITTANCE MEASUREMENTS 388
9.4.4 NEUTRAL DENSITY FILTERS 389
9.4.5 TRANSMITTANCE OF TWO FILTERS IN SERIES 389
9.5 DIFFRACTION 391
9.5.1 RESOLUTION LIMITS AND CRITERIA 393
9.5.2 RESOLUTION OF THE HUMAN EYE 395
REFERENCES 397
SUGGESTED READING 397
CATALOGUES AND HANDBOOKS FROM VENDORS 398
PROBLEMS 399
CHAPTER 10. ELECTRONICS 401
10.1 PASSIVE COMPONENTS 401
10.1.1 RESISTORS 402
10.1.2 CAPACITORS 408
10.2 TRANSISTORS AND THEIR USE AS AMPLIFIERS 412
10.2.1 BIPOLAR JUNCTION TRANSISTORS 412
10.2.2 JUNCTION FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTORS 421
10.2.3 METAL-OXIDE FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTORS 425
10.3 AMPLIFIERS 428
10.3.1 FEEDBACK THEORY AND STABILITY 428
10.3.2 OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS 430
10.3.3 AMPLIFIERS FOR HIGH-IMPEDANCE DETECTORS 433
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10.3.4 AMPLIFIERS FOR INTERMEDIATE IMPEDANCE DETECTORS 436
10.3.5 AMPLIFIERS FOR LOW-IMPEDANCE DETECTORS 438
10.4 LABORATORY TESTING 440
10.4.1 GROUNDING 441
10.4.2 LABORATORY EQUIPMENT 442
REFERENCES 444
SUGGESTED READING 445
PROBLEMS 445
APPENDIXES 449
APPENDIX A SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS 451
APPENDIX * GLOSSARY 455
APPENDIX * DECIBEL CONVENTION 457
APPENDIX D CHARACTERIZATION OF SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS
1. RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS 1.1 RECTANGULAR BAR 1.2 FOUR-LEAD METHOD 1.3
HALL BAR
2. WAFER MEASUREMENTS 3. HALL EFFECT
4. ENERGY LEVEL AND BAND GAP DETERMINATION 5. LIFETIME
461
461 461 461 462
463 464 467
468
REFERENCES 468
INDEX 469 |
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| physical | XXII, 477 S. graph. Darst. |
| publishDate | 1990 |
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| publisher | Wiley |
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| series2 | Wiley series on pure and applied optics A Wiley interscience publication |
| spelling | Vincent, John David Verfasser aut Fundamentals of infrared detector operation and testing John David Vincent New York [u.a.] Wiley 1990 XXII, 477 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Wiley series on pure and applied optics A Wiley interscience publication 2. Aufl. u.d.T.: Vincent, John David: Fundamentals of infrared and visible detector operation and testing Infrarotdetektor (DE-588)4161692-3 gnd rswk-swf Infrarotdetektor (DE-588)4161692-3 s DE-604 GBV Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=005040413&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | Fundamentals of infrared detector operation and testing |
| title_auth | Fundamentals of infrared detector operation and testing |
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| title_full | Fundamentals of infrared detector operation and testing John David Vincent |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Fundamentals of infrared detector operation and testing John David Vincent |
| title_short | Fundamentals of infrared detector operation and testing |
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| topic | Infrarotdetektor (DE-588)4161692-3 gnd |
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