Provide assistance with the Design of an analogue detector circuit to detect light source from a laser beam and output a digital signal

I have designed LASER detectors used in defense industries using PIN photodiodes avalanche photodiodes, will be able to guide you in designing the circuit.

Seems an easy project. I have done many similar designs.. So I think I can help you in this project. Thank you very much for the invitation. Cheers Joby

I am an Electrical Engineer having specialization in Electronics and Control, teaching in Electrical Department at FAST National University Pakistan. I am also per-suing my MS degree in Electrical Engineering with specialization in CONTROL. I have taught the followings courses, and also done many projects related to these subjects as well as related to consumer electronics products. 1. Control System Design & Modelling (Matlab & Simulink) 2. Digital Logic Design (Verilog, VHDL, Logisim) 3. Digital System Design (Verilog, VHDL, Logisim) 4. Computer organization & Assembly Language (8086 processor, 8051 controller, Arduino, PIC) 5. Electric Machines Design and Analysis 6. Circuit Analysis and Designe etc 7. PCB Design (Proteous AREAS + Multisim Ultiboard + Altium Designer) I assure you, if you assign your project to me, you surely gonna work with me in future. Hi dear, we can discuss about your project

Hello, Have a great day. My name is Shahbaz Ali. Iam running a setup for prototyping Electronic devices. I will assit you in designing assembling and PCB fabrication of the Project. Please feel free to contact. Best Regards, Shahbaz.

Expert is here......... Please send me the details...... I have understood your requirements........

Thanks for inviting me to the project. can you share me the details about it . Thanks Kind regards ROBIN

Hello. When frequency of rotation is enough stable and lay in some known range , it's possible to detect incoming light signal with the same frequency. (If you can, for example, provide a synchro-signal from the source of rotation - that even better) The main problem is to catch the beam. For the distance of 50 m you may need a line of sensor to not miss the signal. That depends of stability of traectory of the beam. The more oscillation your beam have - the larger line of sensor you will need. Also, if some AC-powered light can be applyied to the sensors, the rotation speed have to be not close to 50-60 and 100-120 rotations per second (to prevent false triggering). We can discuss details in the chatbox on approx. 5:30 PM ACDT (or later) With best regards. Maxim

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