Posted on June 17, 2010 at 09:50Good morning Sir.
Looking to the site of our common interest I noted that
Your profile and question is labelled as ''answered=0''.
(so as others). As I am not a skilled user of this
blog tools I doubt that You had received my old previous
reply to Your question (here following ).Any way some time is passed through
and I ask myself if You need some more detail about
the possibility to simulate the analog circuits containing
an optical sensor like the one we have developed, and
called SiPM.
So this short contact. Hopeing to hear from You.
Sincerely, Mario.
Good moorning Sir.
In our meaning SiPM is an acronim that refers
to a Silicon Photo Multiplier. For people involved
in photo-electronics it is very commonly used
to distinguish previous mechanical devices
(Photo Multipliers) used to detect light by
avalanches of electrons produced by photoelectron
effect and applied voltages beetween some electrodes
from a new solution that implements this function
in (Silicon) semiconductor devices.
The interaction with Design Portal/Development tools came a lot
far along this elementary definition...
We hope to can have a tools that helps in defining
the details of the applications of this that in
a simple view is only a Sensor that offers
anyway a lot of exciting advantages.
I suggest You to search around in bibliographic
databases if You are interested to find
the right info usefool to have a wider view.
Anyway ask me, if You want, the details You need.
Sincerely, Mario.
