Search Results - "Stus, N.M."
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InAsSbP Photodiodes for 2.6-2.8-[micro]m Wavelengths
Published in Technical physics (01-02-2018)“…Research data for photovoltaic, I-V and C-V characteristics of InAsSbP/InAs heterostructure photodiodes that operate at room temperature in the wavelength…”
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P-InAsSbP/p-InAs0.88Sb0.12/n-InAs0.88Sb0.12/n+-InAs PDs with a smooth p-n junction
Published in Infrared physics & technology (01-01-2018)“…•Linear impurity distribution near the p-n junction.•Low unit area capacity (Co/A)77 K = 4.3 × 10−8 F × cm−2).•D4.7μm,300K∗ as high as 6.5 × 108 Jones…”
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InAsSbP/InAs 0.9 Sb 0.1 /InAs DH photodiodes ( λ 0.1 = 5.2 μm, 300 K) operating in the 77–353 К temperature range
Published in Infrared physics & technology (01-11-2015)Get full text
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InAsSbP/InAs0.9Sb0.1/InAs DH photodiodes (λ0.1=5.2μm, 300K) operating in the 77–353К temperature range
Published in Infrared physics & technology (01-11-2015)“…Double heterostructure back-side illuminated photodiodes with a 10-μm thick InAs0.9Sb0.1 active layer have been fabricated, studied and characterized in the…”
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Photodiode 1 x 64 linear array based on a double p-InAsSbP/n-In[As.sub.0.92][Sb.sub.0.08]/[n.sup.+]-InAs heterostructure
Published in Semiconductors (Woodbury, N.Y.) (01-05-2016)“…The results of studies of the current-voltage characteristics and of the photoelectric and luminescence properties of a monolithic diode 1 x 64 linear array…”
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P-InAsSbP/n-InAs single heterostructure back-side illuminated 8×8 photodiode array
Published in Infrared physics & technology (01-09-2016)“…•BLIP regime starting from 190K at 3μm.•Capacitance as small as 1.3×10−7Fcm−2, 80K.•Good uniformity of diode parameters in 8×8 PD matrix…”
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Photoacoustic gas detection using a cantilever microphone and III–V mid-IR LEDs
Published in Vibrational spectroscopy (10-11-2009)“…The cantilever enhanced photoacoustic trace gas detection in the mid-infrared 3–7 μm wavelength range has been combined with light emitting diode (LED)…”
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Spatial redistribution of radiation in flip-chip photodiodes based on InAsSbP/InAs double heterostructures
Published in Semiconductors (Woodbury, N.Y.) (01-02-2017)“…The spatial distribution of equilibrium and nonequilibrium (including luminescent) IR (infrared) radiation in flip-chip photodiodes based on InAsSbP/InAs…”
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Low dark current P-InAsSbP/n-InAs/N-InAsSbP/n+-InAs double heterostructure back-side illuminated photodiodes
Published in Infrared physics & technology (01-05-2016)“…•Lowest capacitance of InAs heterojunction PD.•Fast response.•High detectivity in the 3μm range.•BLIP operation at 150K at 3μm.•Flip-chip design…”
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P-InAsSbP/[n.sup.0]-InAs/[n.sup.+]-InAs photodiodes for operation at moderate cooling
Published in Semiconductors (Woodbury, N.Y.) (01-10-2014)“…InAs single hetero structure photodiodes were considered as alternatives to cooled CdHgTe-based detectors sensitive to radiation around 3 pm spectral region in…”
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Nonuniformity in the spatial distribution of negative luminescence in InAsSb
Published in Semiconductors (Woodbury, N.Y.) (01-02-2012)“…The spatial nonuniformity of negative luminescence and current crowding in InAsSb(P) mid-IR photodiodes is analyzed in relation to the applied voltage and…”
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Current-voltage characteristics and photocurrent collection in radially symmetric front-surface-illuminated InAsSb(P) photodiodes
Published in Technical physics (01-11-2014)“…The I–V characteristics of front-surface-illuminated InAsSb(P) photodiodes are simulated in terms of a simple model that takes into account the radial…”
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Cooled P-InAsSbP/n-InAs/N-InAsSbP double heterostructure photodiodes
Published in Infrared physics & technology (01-05-2014)“…•We tested for the first time InAs double heterostructure photodiodes at low temperatures.•InAs DH photodiodes exhibited superior performance compared to any…”
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Spatial nonuniformity of current flow and its consideration in determination of characteristics of surface illuminated InAsSbP/InAs-based photodiodes
Published in Semiconductors (Woodbury, N.Y.) (01-04-2011)“…Current-voltage characteristics of surface-irradiated photodiodes based on the InAsSbP/InAs structures are analyzed using experimental data on the distribution…”
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Front surface illuminated InAsSb photodiodes (long-wavelength cutoff λ0.1 = 4.5 μm) operating at temperatures of 25–80°C
Published in Semiconductors (Woodbury, N.Y.) (01-05-2012)“…The current-voltage characteristics and temperature dependences of zero-bias dynamic resistance are analyzed for InAsSb photodiodes, with consideration for…”
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Low voltage episide down bonded mid-IR diode optopairs for gas sensing in the 3.3–4.3 μm spectral range
Published in Sensors and actuators. B, Chemical (01-06-2003)“…We describe “flip chip bonded” In(Ga)As and InAsSb heterostructure photodiodes and light emitting diodes (LEDs) ( λ=3.3–4.3 μm) grown onto n-InAs substrate…”
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Mid-infrared (3-5 μm) LEDs as sources for gas and liquid sensors
Published in Sensors and actuators. B, Chemical (01-03-1997)“…Mid-infrared LEDs based on InGaAs, InAsSb(P) and InGaAsSb alloys with an emission band of 0.3–0.5 μm, output power in the 10–50 μW range and long-term…”
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Midwave (3–4 μm) InAsSbP/InGaAsSb infrared diode lasers as a source for gas sensors
Published in Infrared physics & technology (01-02-1996)“…Double heterostructure InAsSbP/In 1− x Ga x As 1− y Sb y diode lasers emitting at 3.05–3.6 μm have been fabricated by liquid phase epitaxy. These devices…”
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Tunable mid-IR diode lasers based on InGaAsSb/InAsSbP DH
Published in Spectrochimica acta. Part A, Molecular and biomolecular spectroscopy (30-07-1996)Get full text
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