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A camera that can count photons
01.05.2020
Researchers at the Swiss Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) have created a first-of-its-kind megapixel camera based on single-photon avalanche diodes (SPAD) single-photon detectors. The sensor of this camera is able to detect single photons at an unprecedented speed, which is used for high-speed 3D image capture, and, due to this, this camera is an ideal option for building augmented reality systems, LiDAR laser scanner systems, etc.
The new camera can capture 24D images at up to 24 frames per second, compared to standard film and TV video at 30 to 1 frames per second. In addition, scientists managed to make the smallest SPAD pixel and, through some tricks, reduce the amount of energy it consumes to XNUMX microwatt.
It should be noted that the creation of a new camera is the result of 15 years of work by AQUALab laboratory specialists, who have come a long way from creating the first SPAD detectors, which had very mediocre characteristics, to modern detectors, which have very small dimensions and are capable of registering single photons at a speed of up to 150 million photons per second. This high speed "camera shutter speed" allows you to increase its dynamic range and capture very fast movements with it.
The small size of one pixel of the new camera and the amazing speed of its work became possible thanks to the introduction of a feedback mechanism, which almost instantly suppresses an avalanche of electrons caused by a photon falling on the sensor. A high pixel density on the camera matrix was obtained using specialized software, which in a semi-automatic mode made it possible to find the most optimal method for arranging pixels on the surface of the matrix and conductors through which signals from these pixels are transmitted. In addition, scientists have shown that the parameters of individual pixels of a matrix made using the most common manufacturing technologies differ by no more than 3 percent, which is quite a satisfactory value.
The Swiss researchers have already used the new camera to measure the flight time of photons emitted by a laser and reflected by the object being photographed. Moreover, the very wide dynamic range of the new camera made it possible to shoot in conditions where other methods simply do not work, for example, shooting objects far enough away through a partially transparent window.
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