Method of improving the linearity of a double-face lateral photo

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29572, 29580, 156656, 156657, 357 55, H01L 21304, H01L 21306

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ABSTRACT:
A method of improving the linearity of a photo detector of the kind comprising a semiconductor wafer, two resistive layers, each one covering one side of said wafer, a p-n junction separating said two layers, and one pair of electrodes on each resistive layers, each pair of electrodes defining two opposite sides of a right-angled square, whereby two portions of the resistive layers are defined, within said square. Said portions within said square are delimited electrically from the rest of said layers and the p-n junction, for instance by etching, whereby the linearity within this square is increased, and thus the useful area of the detector.

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