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7 December 1988 Multiplexed 256 Element Ingaas Detector Arrays For 0.8-1.7 um Room-Temperature Operation
G H Olsen, A M Joshi, V. S. Ban, K. M. Woodruff, G. A, Gasparian, M J. Lange, G. C. Erickson, E. Mykietyn, S. R. Forrest
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Abstract
Indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) photodetectors have been configured into linear arrays of 30 x 30 micron photodetectors spaced 50 um apart. The devices have typical responsivities of 0.9 NW (86% QE) at 1.3 μm and exhibit room temperature dark currents below 100 pA. A 256 element array has been mounted in a Reticon multiplexer and configured into a PAR optical multichannel analyzer to extend spectral response out to 1.7 urn. Individual InGaAs detectors have been fabricated for response out to 2.2 urn with dark current below 1 uA (-1V) and 50% QE at room temperature.
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G H Olsen, A M Joshi, V. S. Ban, K. M. Woodruff, G. A, Gasparian, M J. Lange, G. C. Erickson, E. Mykietyn, and S. R. Forrest "Multiplexed 256 Element Ingaas Detector Arrays For 0.8-1.7 um Room-Temperature Operation", Proc. SPIE 0972, Infrared Technology XIV, (7 December 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.948311
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KEYWORDS
Indium gallium arsenide

Sensors

Detector arrays

Multiplexers

Multiplexing

Infrared technology

Photodetectors

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