GaN-based photothermal detection thin film element
A thin-film element and photothermal detection technology, which is applied in the direction of electric radiation detectors, can solve the problems of high-power continuous photothermal detection requiring refrigeration, thermal radiation detection wavelength range is narrow, and it is difficult to mass-produce, achieving good linearity, The effect of wide wavelength range and fast response speed
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[0026] A GaN-based photothermal detection thin film element is used for continuous infrared thermal radiation detection of 0.8 to 12 μm, and the structure is as follows figure 1 As shown, the thin film element structure includes: a single crystal substrate 1, [p-GaN / n-GaN] N Superlattice 2, metal electrode 3, absorption layer 4, anti-reflection protective layer 5, lead 6, thermally conductive adhesive 7, heat sink 8. The single crystal substrate is a 5° chamfered semi-insulating GaN (0001) substrate with a room temperature resistivity of 1.0E+7Ω·cm and a thickness of 0.2mm. [p-GaN / n-GaN] N The superlattice was alternately epitaxially grown on a 5° chamfered semi-insulating GaN (0001) substrate by MOCVD, with the p-GaN surface cut off and the trapezoidal mesa etched along the [p-GaN / n-GaN] NA pair of Au electrodes are arranged on both sides of the c-axis inclination direction of the superlattice and GaN (0001) substrate to form an ohmic contact, which is d...
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[0030] A GaN-based photothermal detection thin film element is used for continuous light radiation detection of 0.35-0.8 μm. The structure of the thin film element includes: a single crystal substrate, [p-GaN / n-GaN] N Superlattices, metal electrodes, absorber layers, anti-reflection protection layers, leads, thermally conductive pastes and heat sinks. The single crystal substrate is a 20° chamfered semi-insulating SiC (0001) substrate with a room temperature resistivity of 2.0E+7Ω·cm and a thickness of 0.4mm. [p-GaN / n-GaN] N The superlattice was alternately epitaxially grown on a 20° chamfered semi-insulating SiC (0001) substrate by MOCVD method, and the trapezoidal mesa was cut off with the p-GaN surface and etched along the [p-GaN / n-GaN] N A pair of Ti / Al / Pt / Au composite electrodes are arranged on both sides of the c-axis inclination direction of the superlattice and SiC (0001) substrate to form an ohmic contact, which is led out by Cu leads and connecte...
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[0034] A GaN-based photothermal detection thin film element is used for 365nm monochromatic pulse laser detection. The structure of the thin film element includes: a single crystal substrate, [p-GaN / n-GaN] N Superlattices, metal electrodes, absorbing layers, anti-reflection protective layers, leads, thermally conductive adhesives, heat sinks. The single crystal substrate is 45° chamfered insulating Al 2 O 3 (0001) substrate, the room temperature resistivity is 1.0E+8Ω·cm, and the thickness is 0.8mm. [p-GaN / n-GaN] N Alternate epitaxial growth of superlattices by MOCVD on 45° chamfered insulating Al 2 O 3 On the (0001) substrate, the p-GaN surface is cut off and the trapezoidal mesa is etched, along the [p-GaN / n-GaN] N Superlattices and Al 2 O 3 (0001) A pair of Ag electrodes are arranged on both sides of the c-axis inclination direction of the substrate to form an ohmic contact, which is led out by the Ag lead and connected to the signal input end. T...
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