Multiplication Noise
Multiplication Noise is a stochastic error process arising in avalanche photodetectors wherein the internal gain mechanism amplifies both signal and noise, leading to excess noise characterized by the random variation in the multiplication factor of photogenerated carriers.
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Noise characteristics of thin multiplication region GaAs avalanche photodiodes
Chang‐Ping Hu, K.A. Anselm, B. G. Streetman et al. · Applied Physics Letters · 1996 · 117 citations
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