Photodetector device

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ABSTRACT:
A rear surface incident type photodetector device includes spaced apart light absorption regions on a semi-insulating substrate, a semi-insulating layer covering the light absorption regions on the semi-insulating substrate, a first conductivity type semiconductor region disposed on the semi-insulating layer opposite each light absorption regon, and second conductivity type semiconductor regions separating the first conductivity type regions and reaching the semi-insulating layer. A rear surface incident type photodetector device includes spaced apart insulating light absorption regions on a surface of a semi-insulating substrate, first conductivity type semiconductor regions covering the insulating light absorption, regions, and second conductivity type semiconductor regions separating the first conductivity type semiconductor regions and reaching the semi-insulating substrate.

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