78904S Many high energy physics experiments need sensitive photodetectors for scintillating fiber readout. Calorimeters and time-of-flight detectors currently use photomultipliers or avalanche photodiodes, but these photodetectors do not meet the requirements of future nuclear physics experiments… More

79574S05 Even though liquid xenon shows great promise for the next generation of dark matter searches, there is no photodetector that could be used effectively in these experiments. Of particular interest are solid state detectors with high gain, low noise, and sufficient spectral response at 178… More

A new type of a photon-counting photodetector is proposed to advance the state-of the-art in deep space optical communications technology. The proposed detector would operate at 1064 and 1550 nm, and combine high speed of operation with very gain and ultra low noise. The minimal expected parameters… More

This project will focus on fabricating and optimizing a photodetector that utilizes the emerging technology of internal discrete amplification to create photon-counting sensitivity detectors with very high gain, ultra low noise, high quantum efficiency and GHz bandwidth for optical communications… More

Amplification Technologies Inc ("ATI") proposes to develop the enabling material and device technology for the design of ultra low noise, high gain and low cross-talk & after pulsing near-infrared single photon counting photodetectors and photodetector arrays sensitive in the eyesafe wavelengths of… More

Amplification Technologies Inc ("ATI") proposes to develop the enabling material and device technology for the design of ultra low noise, high gain and high speed near-infrared single photon counting photodetectors and arrays sensitive in the 1000 nm to 1600 nm spectral region for long range space… More

Amplification Technologies Inc ("ATI") proposes to develop the enabling material and device technology for the design of ultra low noise, high gain and high speed near-infrared single photon counting photodetectors and arrays sensitive in the 1000 nm to 1600 nm spectral region for long… More

The objective of this proposal is to demonstrate the feasibility of the breakthrough technology of internal Discrete Amplification to design and develop low light level single photon sensitive short wave infrared photodetector. These short wave infrared photodetectors will have very high gain, ultra… More

Amplification Technologies proposes to demonstrate the feasibility of developing novel low light level solid state imaging arrays utilizing the break through technology of discrete amplification technology with very high gain, low noise, high detection efficiency and having no external quenching… More