Very long wavelength quantum dot infrared photodetector using a modified dots-in-a-well structure with AlGaAs insertion layers
Wei Y; Huo YH; Zhang YH; Huang JL; Ma WQ; Cui K
刊名applied physics letters
2011
卷号98期号:10页码:article no.103507
关键词MU-M DETECTOR TEMPERATURE GROWTH
ISSN号0003-6951
通讯作者ma, wq, chinese acad sci, inst semicond, lab nanooptoelect, pob 912, beijing 100083, peoples r china. wqma@semi.ac.cn
学科主题光电子学
收录类别SCI
资助信息china's national 973 research programme [2010cb327602]; natural science fund for innovative research group [61021003]
语种英语
公开日期2011-07-06 ; 2011-07-15
附注we report a modified dots-in-a-well (dwell) infrared photodetector by inserting some very thin gaas or algaas layers into the inas dots. the photoluminescence (pl) measurements indicate that the modified dwell structure with the insertion layers (ils) of gaas has a larger peak intensity and a narrower pl linewidth than that without the ils. for the modified dwell detector with algaas ils, the peak detection wavelength reaches very long infrared window of 14.1 mu m. the peak detectivity d* is 1.1 x 10(8) cm hz(1/2)/w at 77 k under normal incidence infrared irradiation. (c) 2011 american institute of physics. [doi:10.1063/1.3563709]
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.semi.ac.cn/handle/172111/21349]  
专题半导体研究所_纳米光电子实验室
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Wei Y,Huo YH,Zhang YH,et al. Very long wavelength quantum dot infrared photodetector using a modified dots-in-a-well structure with AlGaAs insertion layers[J]. applied physics letters,2011,98(10):article no.103507.
APA Wei Y,Huo YH,Zhang YH,Huang JL,Ma WQ,&Cui K.(2011).Very long wavelength quantum dot infrared photodetector using a modified dots-in-a-well structure with AlGaAs insertion layers.applied physics letters,98(10),article no.103507.
MLA Wei Y,et al."Very long wavelength quantum dot infrared photodetector using a modified dots-in-a-well structure with AlGaAs insertion layers".applied physics letters 98.10(2011):article no.103507.
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