Photosensitive device and two frequency driving method thereof

Radiant energy – Photocells; circuits and apparatus – Photocell controlled circuit

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257 77, 2503384, H01L 2100

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ABSTRACT:
An electronic device utilizing a material having: a photoconductive effect; a trap level for trapping an excited carrier; and an energy band gap, the device comprising: a means for illuminating the material with a first light, the first light having a wavelength corresponding to an energy higher than the energy band gap of the material; a means for illuminating the material with a second light, the second light having a wavelength corresponding to an energy lower than the energy band gap of the material; a means for measuring the quantity of second light transmitted through the material; and a means for obtaining information on the first light illuminated to the material from the quantity of the transmitted second light.

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