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Complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor compatible 1060 nm photodetector with ultrahigh gain under low bias

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Abstract

Falling on the tail of the absorption spectrum of silicon, 1060 nm Si detectors often suffer from low responsivity unless an exceedingly thick absorption layer is used, a design that requires high operation voltage and high purity epitaxial or substrate material. We report an all-silicon 1060 nm detector with ultrahigh gain to allow for low operation voltage (<4V) and thin (200 nm) effective absorption layer, using the recently discovered cycling excitation process. With 1% external quantum efficiency, a responsivity of 93 A/W was demonstrated in a p/n junction device compatible with the complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor process.

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