LED-Photodetector Circuit - paid, start ASAP

Although the application date for this project is past, the project is still ongoing. You may still wish to contact this professor about other ways of getting involved with this work. Please attend an info session or contact email for more information.

The aim of the project is to develop a circuit for an LED and photodetector and to couple these to an optical fiber. Experience with circuits, Arduino and programming in required. 

  1. Electrically interface the LED and photodetector with  resistors and amplifiers - this needs to be done independently by a student by the end of the semester.
  2. (optional) Implement optical coupling into an optical fiber, ensuring efficient light transmission - help will be provided with this task.
Project Timeline

ASAP

Duties

Electrically connect light a light emitter (for example L11368 or L8013) and a photodetector (for example MTD6100PT PD). Test for proper operation and stability. This work needs to be done independently and therefore requires someone with prior experience. 

 

Tags
electrical engineering
optics
circuit design
arduino
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Project Lead
Who to Contact
Tanya Hutter
Contact Email
tanya.hutter@utexas.edu

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