Absorption Improvement and EM Spectroscopy in Photodetector based on Plasmonic Effect by Introducing SiO2 Layer and Ag Nano Particles

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Sayyed Salar Hosseini
Sayyed Salar Hosseini
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Omid Davarpanahi
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Hasan Rasooli
Hasan Rasooli
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Abstract

We have a light detector structure based on plasmonic effects for maximum light absorption at a wavelength of 820 nm have suggested and the two-stage absorption rate to have increased considerably compared to the previous ones. Firstly, by placing layers of glass between gold and the semiconductor GaAs is Grating and secondly embedding silver nanoparticles in the metal Grating gold. With the implementation of each stage can be seen to increase light absorption in the detector in this structure we proposed for the first time we’ve done it both ways, to intensify the absorption coefficient is 25.83.

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Sayyed Salar Hosseini. 2017. \u201cAbsorption Improvement and EM Spectroscopy in Photodetector based on Plasmonic Effect by Introducing SiO2 Layer and Ag Nano Particles\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - F: Electrical & Electronic GJRE-F Volume 17 (GJRE Volume 17 Issue F1): .

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We have a light detector structure based on plasmonic effects for maximum light absorption at a wavelength of 820 nm have suggested and the two-stage absorption rate to have increased considerably compared to the previous ones. Firstly, by placing layers of glass between gold and the semiconductor GaAs is Grating and secondly embedding silver nanoparticles in the metal Grating gold. With the implementation of each stage can be seen to increase light absorption in the detector in this structure we proposed for the first time we’ve done it both ways, to intensify the absorption coefficient is 25.83.

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Absorption Improvement and EM Spectroscopy in Photodetector based on Plasmonic Effect by Introducing SiO2 Layer and Ag Nano Particles

Sayyed Salar Hosseini
Sayyed Salar Hosseini Islamic Azad University, Tehran
Omid Davarpanahi
Omid Davarpanahi
Hasan Rasooli
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