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19 October 2001 Novel high-sensitivity CE-PTHPT for optical fiber communication
Guohui Li, Ru Yang, Dejun Han, Chengzhou Ji, Shucheng Du, Eenjun Zhu, YiPing Zeng, Junming Zhou
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Proceedings Volume 4580, Optoelectronics, Materials, and Devices for Communications; (2001) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.444966
Event: Asia-Pacific Optical and Wireless Communications Conference and Exhibit, 2001, Beijing, China
Abstract
Planar punch through heterojunction phototransistors with a novel emitter control electrode and ion- implanted isolation (CE-PTHPT) are investigated. The phototransistors have a working voltage of 3-10V and high sensitivity at low input power. The base of the transistor is completely depleted under operating condition. Base current is zero. The CE-PTHPT has an increased speed and a decreased noise. The novel CE-PTHPT has been fabricated in this paper. The optical gain of GaAlAs/GaAs CE-PTHPT for the incident light power 1.3 and 43nw with the wavelength of 0.8μ+m reached 1260 and 8108. The input noise current calculated is 5.46*10^-16 A/Hz^1/2. For polysilicon emitter CE-PTHPT, the optical gain is 3083 at the input power of 0.174μ+w. The optical gain of InGaAs/InP CE-PTHPT reaches 350 for an incident power of 0.3μ+w at the wavelength of 1.55μ+m. The CE-PTHPT detectors is promising as photo detectors for optical fiber communication system.
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Guohui Li, Ru Yang, Dejun Han, Chengzhou Ji, Shucheng Du, Eenjun Zhu, YiPing Zeng, and Junming Zhou "Novel high-sensitivity CE-PTHPT for optical fiber communication", Proc. SPIE 4580, Optoelectronics, Materials, and Devices for Communications, (19 October 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.444966
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KEYWORDS
Fiber optic communications

Electrodes

Gallium arsenide

Sensors

Indium gallium arsenide

Phototransistors

Polonium

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