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| author | Vázquez, Patricia M. E. Brazzano, Ligia Ciocci Veiras, Francisco E. Sorichetti, Patricio A. |
| author_facet | Vázquez, Patricia M. E. Brazzano, Ligia Ciocci Veiras, Francisco E. Sorichetti, Patricio A. |
| contents | We present Montecarlo and Genetic Algorithm optimisations applied to the design of photodetectors based on a transimpedance amplifier and a photodiode. The circuit performance is evaluated with a merit function and the systematic search method is used as a reference. The design parameters are the feedback network components and the photodiode bias voltage. To evaluate the optimisations, we define the relative difference between its merit and the optimum merit obtained by the systematic search. In both algorithms, the relative difference decreases with the number of evaluations, following a power law. The power-law exponent for the Genetic Algorithm is larger than that of Montecarlo (0.74 vs. 0.50). We conclude that both algorithms are advantageous compared to the systematic search method, and that the Genetic Algorithm shows a better performance than Montecarlo. |
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| spellingShingle | Optimisation of photodetectors design: comparison between Montecarlo and Genetic Algorithms Vázquez, Patricia M. E. Brazzano, Ligia Ciocci Veiras, Francisco E. Sorichetti, Patricio A. Systems and Control Neural and Evolutionary Computing Instrumentation and Detectors Optics We present Montecarlo and Genetic Algorithm optimisations applied to the design of photodetectors based on a transimpedance amplifier and a photodiode. The circuit performance is evaluated with a merit function and the systematic search method is used as a reference. The design parameters are the feedback network components and the photodiode bias voltage. To evaluate the optimisations, we define the relative difference between its merit and the optimum merit obtained by the systematic search. In both algorithms, the relative difference decreases with the number of evaluations, following a power law. The power-law exponent for the Genetic Algorithm is larger than that of Montecarlo (0.74 vs. 0.50). We conclude that both algorithms are advantageous compared to the systematic search method, and that the Genetic Algorithm shows a better performance than Montecarlo. |
| title | Optimisation of photodetectors design: comparison between Montecarlo and Genetic Algorithms |
| topic | Systems and Control Neural and Evolutionary Computing Instrumentation and Detectors Optics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.14913 |