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R. Chen,
D. A. B. Miller, K. Ma, and J. S. Harris, Jr., "Novel Electrically
Controlled Rapidly Wavelength Selective Photodetection Using MSMs," IEEE
J. Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics, 11, no.1, p.184-9
(Jan.-Feb. 2005)
A novel electrically
controlled tunable metal-semiconductor-metal (MSM) photodetector is
introduced and experimentally demonstrated with 2.5ns
wavelength-switching access time on a GaAs chip for switching between
two wavelengths. This detector has a demonstrated 20.1dB ON/OFF contrast
ratio between the selected and the rejected wavelength and can resolve
179GHz spaced WDM channels. In addition, device wavelength switching is
achieved with a differential input voltage swing of ±1.65 volt. This low
bias voltage makes it compatible with CMOS control electronics for rapid
switching.
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