Nearly lattice-matched n, i, and p layers for InGaN p-i-n photodiodes in the 365-500 nm spectral range

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Abstract

We report on nearly lattice-matched grown InGaN based p-i-n photodiodes detecting in the 365-500 nm range with tunable peak responsivity tailored by the i -layer properties. The growth of lattice matched i - and n-InGaN layer leads to improvement in the device performance. This approach produced photodiodes with zero-bias responsivities up to 0.037 AW at 426 nm, corresponding to 15.5% internal quantum efficiency. The peak responsivity wavelength ranged between 416 and 466 nm, the longest reported for III-N photodiodes. The effects of InN content and i -layer thickness on photodiode properties and performance are discussed. © 2008 American Institute of Physics.

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Berkman, E. A., El-Masry, N. A., Emara, A., & Bedair, S. M. (2008). Nearly lattice-matched n, i, and p layers for InGaN p-i-n photodiodes in the 365-500 nm spectral range. Applied Physics Letters, 92(10). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2896648

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