Photons absorbed in silicon produce electron–hole pairs, which can cause impact ionization and quantum yield larger than one. Reliable determination of quantum yield at low charge-carrier energies (<4 eV) has been challenging because photon losses due to reflectance and charge-carrier losses due to recombination affect the resulting photocurrent. Here, we present how the measurement of this fundamental characteristic of silicon crystals can be improved in the charge-carrier energy range of 1.6–4 eV by using a predictable quantum efficient detector based on induced junction photodiodes optimized for photon-to-electron conversion efficiency. The measured quantum yield values are compared with the results of theoretical calculations, revealing...
Near-infrared color centers in silicon are emerging candidates for on-chip integrated quantum emitte...
International audienceSilicon is the most widely used material in microelectronic devices; integrati...
A highly localized, ultra-fast, intense electronic excitation region results from the release of pot...
We determine experimentally the internal quantum efficiency of a 3-element trap detector made of Ham...
The quantum yield in induced junction photodiodes has been measured. The results show that the quant...
Carrier multiplication by generation of two or more electron-hole pairs following the absorption of ...
Silicon photodiodes with only a 60 {angstrom} SiO{sub 2} front window are used in fusion and space r...
We present a method to determine the internal quantum deficiency (IQD) of a predictable quantum effi...
We investigate the dynamics of the impact ionization (IMI) process in silicon in extremely high fiel...
International audienceCarrier multiplication (CM), the creation of electron-hole pairs from an excit...
The design and construction of a predictable quantum efficient detector (PQED), suggested to be capa...
The design and construction of a predictable quantum efficient detector (PQED), suggested to be capa...
The predictable quantum efficient detector (PQED) consists of two custom-made induced junction photo...
In this paper, we describe an experiment aimed to measure the physical observables, which can be use...
Carrier multiplication (CM), the creation of electron–hole pairs from an excited electron, has been ...
Near-infrared color centers in silicon are emerging candidates for on-chip integrated quantum emitte...
International audienceSilicon is the most widely used material in microelectronic devices; integrati...
A highly localized, ultra-fast, intense electronic excitation region results from the release of pot...
We determine experimentally the internal quantum efficiency of a 3-element trap detector made of Ham...
The quantum yield in induced junction photodiodes has been measured. The results show that the quant...
Carrier multiplication by generation of two or more electron-hole pairs following the absorption of ...
Silicon photodiodes with only a 60 {angstrom} SiO{sub 2} front window are used in fusion and space r...
We present a method to determine the internal quantum deficiency (IQD) of a predictable quantum effi...
We investigate the dynamics of the impact ionization (IMI) process in silicon in extremely high fiel...
International audienceCarrier multiplication (CM), the creation of electron-hole pairs from an excit...
The design and construction of a predictable quantum efficient detector (PQED), suggested to be capa...
The design and construction of a predictable quantum efficient detector (PQED), suggested to be capa...
The predictable quantum efficient detector (PQED) consists of two custom-made induced junction photo...
In this paper, we describe an experiment aimed to measure the physical observables, which can be use...
Carrier multiplication (CM), the creation of electron–hole pairs from an excited electron, has been ...
Near-infrared color centers in silicon are emerging candidates for on-chip integrated quantum emitte...
International audienceSilicon is the most widely used material in microelectronic devices; integrati...
A highly localized, ultra-fast, intense electronic excitation region results from the release of pot...