In this paper a novel photodetector at 1550 nm, working at room temperature and completely silicon compatible, is reported. The detector is a resonant cavity-enhanced structure incorporating a Schottky diode back-illuminated and its working principle is based on the internal photoemission effect. The device performances in terms of responsivity are numerically calculated for different values of bottom reflectivity. Finally, a preliminary device was realized and characterized in order to validate the theoretical results.
Back-illuminated silicon resonant cavity-enhanced photodetector at 1550 nm
Casalino M;Sirleto L;Moretti L;Coppola G;Iodice M;Rendina I
2009
Abstract
In this paper a novel photodetector at 1550 nm, working at room temperature and completely silicon compatible, is reported. The detector is a resonant cavity-enhanced structure incorporating a Schottky diode back-illuminated and its working principle is based on the internal photoemission effect. The device performances in terms of responsivity are numerically calculated for different values of bottom reflectivity. Finally, a preliminary device was realized and characterized in order to validate the theoretical results.File in questo prodotto:
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