Near-unity below-band-gap absorption by microstructured silicon

作者: C. Wu , C. H. Crouch , L. Zhao , J. E. Carey , R. Younkin

DOI: 10.1063/1.1358846

关键词: PhotocurrentOptoelectronicsBand gapSiliconAvalanche photodiodeOpticsInfraredMaterials scienceSemiconductorPhotodiodeAbsorptance

摘要: We increased the absorptance of light by silicon to approximately 90% from the near ultraviolet (0.25 μm) to the near infrared (2.5 μm) by surface microstructuring using laser-chemical …

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