Resonance tunnel penetration enhanced indium gallium arsenic/gallium arsenic quanta trap infrared detector
A resonant tunneling and quantum well technology, which is applied in semiconductor devices, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve the problems of not significantly reducing dark current, high potential barrier, and not greatly improving the detection rate of multiple quantum well detectors. Achieve the effect of improving the small light absorption coefficient, increasing the light absorption coefficient, and reducing the dark current
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[0018] Taking GaAs / InGaAs long-wave quantum well infrared detectors with a peak detection wavelength around 14 μm as an example, the specific implementation of the present invention will be further described in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0019] Such as figure 1 As shown, the molecular beam epitaxy method is used to sequentially grow an n-type heavily doped GaAs layer 2 on a GaAs substrate 1 as a contact layer for the lower electrode of the device, a multiple quantum well layer 3, and an n-type Si heavily doped GaAs layer 4, Doping concentration 1.0×10 18 cm -3 , as the electrode lead-out layer on the device.
[0020] The multi-quantum well layer 3 is composed of 10 periodic quantum well structure layers and double barrier resonance tunneling structure layers plus a 50nm thick non-doped GaAs barrier layer 308 .
[0021] The quantum well structure layers in each period are arranged sequentially
[0022] 50nm thick non-doped GaAs barrier layer 301...
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