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19 March 1999 Silicon-on-insulator resonant cavity photodiode without a slow carrier diffusion tail
Vasileios S. Sinnis, Myron Seto, Gert W. t'Hooft, Y. Watabe, Alan P. Morrison, Willem Hoekstra, W. B. De Boer
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Abstract
We report on a novel silicon-based resonant cavity photodiode with a buried silicon dioxide layer as the bottom reflector. The buried oxide is created by using a separation by implantation of oxygen technique. The device shows large Fabry-Perot oscillations. Resonant peaks and anti-resonant troughs are observed as a function of the wavelength, with a peak responsivity of about 50 mA/W at 650 nm and 709 nm. The leakage current density is 85 pA/mm2 at -5 V, and the average zero-bias capacitance is 12 pF/mm2. We also demonstrate that the buried oxide prevents carriers generated deep within the substrate from reaching the top contacts, thus removing any slow carrier diffusion tail from the impulse response.
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Vasileios S. Sinnis, Myron Seto, Gert W. t'Hooft, Y. Watabe, Alan P. Morrison, Willem Hoekstra, and W. B. De Boer "Silicon-on-insulator resonant cavity photodiode without a slow carrier diffusion tail", Proc. SPIE 3630, Silicon-based Optoelectronics, (19 March 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.342802
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KEYWORDS
Photodiodes

Oxides

Silicon

Mirrors

Diffusion

Absorption

Capacitance

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