Erbium-doped silicon and porous silicon for optoelectronics

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Silicon forms the backbone of the microelectronics industry, and possibly, of the optoelectronics industry, hitherto dominated by III/V materials. One of the remaining goals is to build an optical source in silicon. Erbium exhibits luminescent 1.54 μm intra-4f transitions in both silicon and porous silicon. This paper reviews the work which has been carried out in this field and discusses some possible additional applications of erbium-doped silicon in optoelectronics, such as a novel on-chip temperature sensor.

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Reed, G. T., & Kewell, A. K. (1996). Erbium-doped silicon and porous silicon for optoelectronics. Materials Science and Engineering B, 40(2–3), 207–215. https://doi.org/10.1016/0921-5107(96)01657-1

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