Heterostructure interdigital high speed photoconductive detector

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437176, 437184, 437185, H01L 21283, H01L 2112, H01L 3102

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ABSTRACT:
A high speed photoconductive detector is disclosed which comprises two interdigital electrically conducting electrodes formed on a photoconductive layer. The device speed and sensitivity are improved by using a double-heterostructure configuration comprising an active layer formed on an isolation layer in turn formed on a supporting substrate. A passivation layer is formed on the active layer. This configuration confines the generated carriers to the active layer. Consequently, current will be induced under optical illumination due to photo-carrier generation. This interdigitated geometry allows for a large device cross-section and small carrier transit distance.

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