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Bandwidth enhancement phenomenon of a high-speed GaAs-AlGaAs based unitraveling carrier photodiode with an optimally designed absorption layer at an 830 nm wavelength
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Bandwidth enhancement phenomenon of a high-speed GaAs-AlGaAs based unitraveling carrier photodiode with an optimally designed absorption layer at an 830 nm wavelength

Jin-Wei Shi, Yu-Tai Li, Ci-Ling Pan, M.L. Lin, Y.S. Wu, W.S. Liu and J.-I. Chyi
Applied Physics Letters, Vol.89(5), 053512
2006

Abstract

In this letter, the authors introduce a GaAs/AlGaAs based unitraveling carrier photodiode (UTC-PD) for a wavelength of around 830 nm. There is significant bias- and output-current-dependent bandwidth enhancement phenomena observed with this device. According to their microwave and optical-to- electrical measurement results, such distinct phenomena can occur under a much lower current density (0.3 mA/μm 2 vs 0.05 mA/μm 2 ) than previously reported for InP-InGaAs UTC-PDs. This can be attributed to the self-induced field in the absorption region, made possible due to the optimized p-type doping profile. © 2006 American Institute of Physics.
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