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    Impedance across photodiode

    First of all, many thanks for the useful comments... I checked the IV curves in both forward and reverse bias conditions. I can see the difference between two photodiodes only above approx. 0.4 V of forward bias. Is there any other way to see this difference; for instance can a CV measurement...
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    Impedance across photodiode

    Hi, First of all, thanks for all your comments. I should explain the problem in more detail. First of all, I do not have any datasheet as it is a home made photodiode. My problems is that the response of one is a bit different than the other in terms of impedance match. Otherwise they seem to...
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    Impedance across photodiode

    Hi E Kafeman, Thanks for the info but I am rahter interested in measuring the series resistance. The operation of a photodiode is no problem, I am trying to determine this resistance an preferably at voltages of typical diode operation, namely at reverse bias. Any idea? Thanks ---------- Post...
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    impedance across photodiode

    Hi IanP, I should measure the series resistance of the photodiode. Is there any common inductrial practice to determine the series resistance? I would appreciate any information on this matter. Thanks and regards tubacn
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    Impedance across photodiode

    I will use it as a photon detector! I have to determine the series resistance... Thanks for your reply...
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    Impedance across photodiode

    Hi, I would like to measure the series resistance of a photodiode. Could you please help me on this matter. I bias the photodiode in the forward direction (0.3-0.5 V) and try to analyse the data but I am skeptical about this method as we do not know whether such high currents flowing may damage...

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