Suppression of space charge effect in MIC-PD using composite field structure

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A maximised induced current photodiode with a novel composite field structure that suppresses the space charge effect achieved a 2 V bias operation for an average photocurrent of 4 mA with a 3 dB bandwidth of over 35 GHz.

Inspec keywords: photoemission; photodiodes; photoconductivity; space charge

Other keywords: current 4 mA; MIC-PD; space charge effect; composite field structure; maximised induced current photodiode; voltage 2 V; average photocurrent

Subjects: Photoconducting materials and properties; Photoelectric devices; Electric discharges; Photoconduction and photovoltaic effects; photodielectric effects

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