Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9828928 | Infrared Physics & Technology | 2005 | 15 Pages |
Abstract
For multi-color detection, we have investigated two different approaches. One is based on a voltage-tunable, two-color QWIP material, which can be switched between two detection wavelengths simply by changing the detector bias. Stacking two of these similar QWIPs together and separating them with a middle contact layer, a voltage tunable, four-color detector array can be fabricated. A second approach is to combine a broadband QWIP material with a wavelength-selective light coupling method. Using a light coupling geometry to control the detection wavelength of individual pixels, a large number of wavelengths can be detected based on a single broadband detector material.
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Authors
K.K. Choi, C. Monroy, A. Goldberg, G. Dang, M. Jhabvala, A. La, T. Tamir, K.M. Leung, A. Majumdar, Jinjin Li, D.C. Tsui,