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Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples1 For light sensors, uncertainty is closely related to light intensity … but not only… Let’s have a look at an exceptional sensor, the CCD Readout noise Typ. 30 e- RMS Down to a few e- RMS

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples2 In the charges domain: 1 pixel Dark current photons accumulation phase  T Readout phase:

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples3 In the charges domain: Follow a Poisson lawGiven by the constructor So, we need more than 900 PE to overcome electronics noise

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples4 So, we need more than 900 PE to overcome electronics noise By increasing exposure time, we get :

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples5 And SNR becomes : Increases as decreases Does not change That’s why astro-photographers use cooled sensors (to reduce i) and long exposures (to limit Readout noise incidence)

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples6 But, there are other kinds of photodetectors, why not use them? SiPM (=MPPC), emCCD (electron multiplying CCD), PM tube, … All these devices provide internal gain that should help… For real, do you believe it??? Let’s have a look at the amplification & other processes…

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples7 PM tubes: Beware: it is PM specific… Quantum efficiency # 30% Amplification process : PE are accelerated and when they hit the first dynode each produces #4 secondary electrons, etc… At the end of the process (10 dynodes for inst.) we get #4 10 electrons # 1M for a single PE Single PE spectrum is mainly governed by first dynode statistics it is about a Poisson process of mean =4 Dark counts # 1000 c/s

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples8 Quantum efficiency # 30%Dark noise # 1000 c/s PM tubes: Beware: it is PM specific… mean = 1 Std. Dev # 1/2 Pulses time interval in counting mode >> 10ns

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples9 MPPC: Beware: it is MPPC specific… Quantum efficiency # 40% Amplification process : Single pixel avalanche: very very clean!!! Gain # Dark counts # 600 k c/s

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples10 mean = 1 Std. Dev # 0.05 MPPC: Beware: it is MPPC specific… Quantum efficiency # 40%Dark counts # 600 k c/s Pulses time interval in counting mode >> 100ns

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples11 emCCD: Beware: it is emCCD specific… Quantum efficiency # 90% Amplification process : Avalanche register. Hundreds of pixels, each with average amplification probability of about 2% Gain a few 10 3 Dark counts < 0.01 c/s Single PE spectrum is about an exponential process of mean =1

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples12 mean = 1 Std. Dev # 1 Pulse time interval in counting mode >> a few ms depending on integration time emCCD: Beware: it is emCCD specific… Quantum efficiency # 90%Dark counts < 0.01 c/s

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples13 Counting modeIntegration mode There are two ways to use a photodetector threshold +1 =4=6.37 Int. gate Not CCD!All detectors

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples14 Counting mode We need to « zero » our measurement Zeroing is often a difficult task: it shall be done for a duration longer than experiment in order its uncertainty stay lower than experiment’s one You must check its stationarity (i.e. it doesn’t vary, or if it does, at what speed) Counting mode is “not” affected by gain variations.

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples15 Charge integration mode Same requirements for signal as in counting mode except: You must check the gain of the system Statistics plays us some funny tricks We do not measure with fluctuations on N But, in fact with both fluctuations on the number of PEs and individual gain for each PE

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples16 Charge integration mode In fact, our measurement can be seen as an Experiment on both number of Pes and gain. This way : Gives rise to the combined uncertainty : With : and, For 100 PE

Uncertainty in light measurement instrumentation examples17 That’s all folks! This was the trick of the light*: gain is not necessary your best friend… * Thx, Mike! For a specific application, you shall check every aspect of your detector Qeff Dark counts Unique PE spectrum … And see if another one couldn’t give better results…