Optoelectronic A laser beam of 0.005 W with photon energy of 1.6 eV is incident on a GaAs PIN phot-detector. The detector i-region widthis 6 um, its cross sectional area is A 0.8 cm', and its absorption coefficient at the incident photon energy is agaAs =1 × 10cm. If 20% of the incident photon flux is reflected back at the detector surface, calculate the detector photo-current I :Select one:O A. IL = 0.00230 AO B. IL = 9.02e-4 AO C. IL = 8.00e-5 AD. IL = 8.00e-4 AOE. IL 0.00130 AClear my choice

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A laser beam of 0.005 W with photon energy of 1.6 eV is incident on a GaAs PIN phot-detector. The detector i-region width is 6 um, its cross sectional area is A= 0.8 cm, and its absorption coefficient at the incident photon energy is aGRAs =1x 10 cm'. If 20% of the incident photon flux is reflected back at the detector surface, calculate the detector photo-current IL: Select one: O A. IL = 0.00230 A B. IL = 9.02e-4 A C. IL = 8.00e-5 A D. IL = 8.00e-4 A E. IL = 0.00130 A

A laser beam of 0.005 W with photon energy of 1.6 eV is incident on a GaAs PIN phot-detector. The detector i-region width is 6 um, its cross sectional area is A= 0.8 cm, and its absorption coefficient at the incident photon energy is aGRAs =1x 10 cm'. If 20% of the incident photon flux is reflected back at the detector surface, calculate the detector photo-current IL: Select one: O A. IL = 0.00230 A B. IL = 9.02e-4 A C. IL = 8.00e-5 A D. IL = 8.00e-4 A E. IL = 0.00130 A

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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