Pin junction

The pin junction consists of three differently doped regions. For the sake of simplicity, let us assume assume the . The diode design has some design trade-offs. Increasing the dimensions of the intrinsic region (and its stored charge) allows the diode to look like a . Note that the depletion width on the p-side is (10×) smaller than the depletion width on the n-side, since the p-side dopant concentration is (10×) larger than the n-side dopant concentration, so that most of the voltage is dropped across the more lightly doped n-side.

The PIN -diode is an alteration of the PN- junction for particular applications.

The occurrence of an intrinsic layer can significantly increase the breakdown voltage for the .

As the desired blocking voltage increases, the n-type blocking layer must become thicker and more lightly dope as illustrated in Fig. This leads to increased on-state resistance and reduced the maximum forward current density. Inverting () gives an expression for on-resistance as a . With the aim of seeking the optimal structure for photodetectors, the p-i-n junction -surface depletion-layer photodiodes have been investigated.

Where φu is the potential across the middle undoped region of the diode , . The full-depletion approximation 4. The linearly graded p-n junction 4. A p-i-n junction diode constructed by the locally doped network of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) was investigated. In this diode, the two opposite ends of the SWNT-network channel were selectively doped by triethyloxonium hexachloroantimonate (OA) and polyethylenimine (PEI) to obtain the . The underlying calculation engine for this tutorial is ATK-SE. Abstract-A conversion efficiency of 12. One of the key parameters within the design of the PIN photodiode is to enable the light to enter the intrinsic region.

You will define the structure of. The carrier-induced Bragg grating is formed on the rib silicon waveguide by ion implantation technology. The bandwidth and the extinction ratio of the filter are 0. We first investigate the electronic . The effect of the built-in potential on the . Andrzej Gajda, Lars Zimmermann, Mahmoud Jazayerifar, Georg Winzer, Hui Tian, Robert Elschner, Thomas Richter, Colja Schubert, Bernd Tillack, and Klaus Petermann. Matching p-i-n - junctions and optical modes enables fast and ultra-small silicon modulators.

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