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Very-high-speed back-illuminated InGaAs/InP PIN punch-through photodiodesLee et al., 1981
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- 5670479439775598783
- Author
- Lee T
- Burrus C
- Ogawa K
- Dentai A
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- Publication venue
- Electronics Letters
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VERY-HIGH-SPEED BACK-ILLUMINATED InGaAs/lnP PIN PUNCH-THROUGH PHOTODIODES
Indexing terms: Semiconductor devices and materials, Photodiodes, Photoelectric devices …
- 229910000530 Gallium indium arsenide 0 title description 7
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