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31 May 2005 Progress in negative luminescent Hg1-xCdxTe diode arrays
Mary K. Haigh, Geoffrey R. Nash, Neil T. Gordon, James Edwards, Alan J. Hydes, David J. Hall, Andrew Graham, Jean Giess, Janet E. Hails, Tim Ashley
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Abstract
Negative luminescent devices, which absorb more light than they emit when reverse biased, have a large number of applications including, reference planes for thermal cameras, infrared (IR) sources and IR scene projection. This paper describes devices made from mercury cadmium telluride grown on silicon substrates, focusing on large area arrays with reduced operating powers. Novel growth structures and device designs have been investigated in order to reduce the series resistance. Results from the first dry etched, LW MCT on Si, 1 cm2 device with optical concentrators are presented.
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Mary K. Haigh, Geoffrey R. Nash, Neil T. Gordon, James Edwards, Alan J. Hydes, David J. Hall, Andrew Graham, Jean Giess, Janet E. Hails, and Tim Ashley "Progress in negative luminescent Hg1-xCdxTe diode arrays", Proc. SPIE 5783, Infrared Technology and Applications XXXI, (31 May 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.603292
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KEYWORDS
Resistance

Silicon

Diodes

Solar concentrators

Cameras

Infrared cameras

Dry etching

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