Abstract
The article describes a method for interpolating the dependence of the photodiode relative spectral sensitivity on the optical radiation wavelength using a special function that provides interpolation of the experimental dependence with any asymmetry coefficient. A new version of the light flux intensity sensor mathematical model based on a photodiode and an operational amplifier using the proposed interpolation technique has been created. It was found that the interpolation error does not exceed 3–6 %, depending on the type of photodiode and the shape of its experimentally obtained spectral characteristic. The processes occurring in the equivalent circuit of the measuring channel based on the operational amplifier are analyzed. The created mathematical model can be applied to optimize the processes in the measuring channel of the light flux intensity. The research results presented in the article can be used in the design and mathematical modeling of light flux intensity sensors for the needs of various fields of science, industry and medicine.