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Chadwick L Canedy, Eric M Jackson, Richard L Espinola

    Optics express
    |October 20, 2023
    PubMed
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    这项研究引入了一种新的共振腔红外探测器 (RCID),使用InAsSb/InAs超级网格. 在较低的温度下,RCID表现出高的特定检测能力,通过减少不必要的背景噪声,超过宽带检测器的性能.

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