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CMOS‐Compatible Short‐Wave Infrared Linear Arrays of Ge‐on‐Si Avalanche Photodiodes
The fabrication and characterization of a new type of surface‐illuminated Si‐based avalanche photodiode array operating in the short‐wave infrared region using germanium as the absorber and silicon as the multiplier is reported. The demonstration of an avalanche gain of 24 at a temperature of 378 K allows the devices to operate in outdoor environments.
Mrudul Modak+15 more
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A 0.35μm Low-Noise Stable Charge Sensitive Amplifier for Silicon Detectors Applications [PDF]
F. K. Jérôme+7 more
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Development and Evaluation of Multi-Module Retinal Devices for Artificial Vision Applications. [PDF]
Tso KC+6 more
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High-K materials and metal gates for CMOS applications
J. Robertson, R. Wallace
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Optical wireless communications (OWCs) provide a promising alternative to spectrum‐congested microwave wireless communications. Recently, the use of metasurfaces with sub‐wavelength features for dynamic beam steering, beam manipulation, and spatial or optical‐angular‐momentum mode generation, conversion, and multiplexing in OWCs is proposed and ...
Ke Wang+7 more
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CMOS Low-Power Optical Transceiver for Short Reach. [PDF]
Yang R, Dang Y, Chen J, Li D, Svelto F.
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High‐Throughput Single‐Nanowire Optoelectronic Characterization Using Microfluidic Technology
An ultrathin microfluidic platform enables high‐throughput, in‐line single particle characterization of semiconductor nanowires. Using correlative spectroscopy and imaging, analysis at 240 nanowires per minute, uncovering previously hidden details about intra‐wire disorder and inter‐wire inhomogeneity, is achieved.
Tharaka MDS Weeraddana+5 more
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Design of dynamic-floating-gate technique for output ESD protection in deep-submicron CMOS technology [PDF]
Hun-Hsien Chang+2 more
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Optical Chaos Generation and Applications
This review comprehensively examines optical chaos generation via feedback, injection, and optoelectronic methods, emphasizing bandwidth enhancement and time‐delay suppression. Applications include chaos‐synchronized secure communication, physical random number generation, chaotic lidar for cm‐level detection, distributed fiber sensing, and terahertz ...
Wenhui Chen+8 more
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