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Utku Karaca1, Ekin Kizilkan2, Claudio Bruschini2
1Advanced Quantum Architecture Laboratory (AQUA), Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), 2002, Neuchâtel, Switzerland. utku.karaca@epfl.ch.
Abstract:
Designing SPADs with high sensitivity in a wide wavelength range is crucial since the applications utilizing SPAD-based sensors target different parts of the spectrum. Here, we introduce a novel technique to achieve a wider sensitivity spectrum through the insertion of a second multiplication region into the depletion region. Thanks to the proposed method, at 5.5 V excess bias voltage, the fabricated devices achieved a PDP of 78% peak at 500 nm and 25.5% at 850 nm wavelength. At the same excess bias, we measured a normalized noise of 3.7 cps/μm2 and a jitter of 165 ps at 517 nm FWHM.
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