Methods for wavelength discrimination of monochromatic light bea

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Making device or circuit responsive to nonelectrical signal – Responsive to electromagnetic radiation

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438 57, 438 98, H01L 2100

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ABSTRACT:
Methods for wavelength determination of a monochromatic beam are described. The methods involve a detector unit containing at least one variable filter and at least one pair of photo detectors. The detectors have photo sensitive regions with their areas varying with the position in one direction. The wavelength for maximum transmission of the variable filter varies in the same direction. By comparing the photo current values from the two detectors, wavelength of the incident beam is determined. Methods to construct wavelength discrimination junction photo detector pair and double barrier photo detector pair are also given.

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