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19 October 1999 Characteristics of photosensors based on solid solutions of AII BVIcompounds
Gennady V. Lubegin, Vladimir V. Gusliannikov
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Proceedings Volume 3901, Photonics for Transportation; (1999) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.365940
Event: Photonics for Transportation, 1999, Prague, Czech Republic
Abstract
In the work there are submitted the results of the research of photosensors on a base of solid solutions of A(superscript II)B(superscript VI) compounds for measurement and control of intensity of low-level light in narrow areas of spectrum. The basic principles of technological process of manufacturing of injection photo diodes are described. The results of measurements of voltage-current characteristics and spectral characteristics of photo diodes, received in laboratory technological process with the various contents of cadmy and zinc in ZnCd(subscript 1-x)S(subscript x) solid solutions, and also sulfur and selen in CdS(subscript 1-x)Se(subscript x) solid solutions are submitted. The investigation results have shown, that photosensors work at low positive bias voltage, do not require cooling, have high sensitivity in a maximum and narrow selectivity. In CdS(subscript 1-x)Se(subscript x)- photosensors the photosensitive protecting coverage of transparent films on the base of As(subscript 2)S(subscript 3) compounds is applied. The opportunity of creation of a wide discrete range of photo diodes with the sensitivity in range from near ultraviolet up to near infrared area of spectrum is shown.
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Gennady V. Lubegin and Vladimir V. Gusliannikov "Characteristics of photosensors based on solid solutions of AII BVIcompounds", Proc. SPIE 3901, Photonics for Transportation, (19 October 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.365940
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KEYWORDS
Solids

Diodes

Coating

Voltage controlled current source

Absorption

Cadmium sulfide

Manufacturing

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