A photodiode is a device that turns photons into current. When a photon strikes a photodiode, it generates an electron. The electron then gets swept away down an electronic circuit. This generates a current which can be measured.
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New Spectrometer Python Application Driver
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HYPER-Nova Highest Performance Raman Spectrometer
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