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12 September 1989 Planar Heterojunctions Made On MBE Grown Mercury Cadmium Telluride Using Low Energy Ion Sputtering
S. S. Yoo, M. Boukerche, M. DeSouza, J. P. Faurie
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Abstract
Planar heterojunctions were fabricated on mercury cadmium telluride layers grown by Molecular Beam Epitaxy. P-type (111)B Hgi_,Cd,Te having an x value gradually increasing to the surface have been grown. The sputtering technique has been used to form the junctions. For the first time, electrical and optical characterizations of a representative junction are presented in this report. The resistance-area product at zero bias and at 80 K is 2.4X103 ohm-cm 2 for x=0.27. The spectral response of this device shows that two junctions, one with x=0.27 and the other with x=0.33, exist. However, Responsivities as high as 7.2 A/W at 80 K were recorded due to the electrically reflecting boundary on the p-type surface.
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S. S. Yoo, M. Boukerche, M. DeSouza, and J. P. Faurie "Planar Heterojunctions Made On MBE Grown Mercury Cadmium Telluride Using Low Energy Ion Sputtering", Proc. SPIE 1106, Future Infrared Detector Materials, (12 September 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.960640
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KEYWORDS
Ions

Resistance

Diffusion

Sputter deposition

Heterojunctions

Diodes

Infrared detectors

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