Self-assembled nanowires represent a new interesting technology to be explored in order to increase the cutoff frequency of electronic THz detectors. They can be developed in field effect transistor (FET) and diode geometries exploiting non-linearities of either the transconductance or the current-voltage characteristic as detection mechanism.
Nanowire-based architectures for the detection of THz radiation
Vitiello, Miriam S.;Pitanti, Alessandro;Viti, Leonardo;Ercolani, Daniele;Sorba, Lucia;Tredicucci, Alessandro
2011
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Self-assembled nanowires represent a new interesting technology to be explored in order to increase the cutoff frequency of electronic THz detectors. They can be developed in field effect transistor (FET) and diode geometries exploiting non-linearities of either the transconductance or the current-voltage characteristic as detection mechanism.File in questo prodotto:
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