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Growth of κ-([Al, In] x Ga1-x) 2O3 Quantum Wells and Their Potential for Quantum-Well Infrared Photodetectors

Schultz et al., 2023

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Schultz T
Kneiß M
Storm P
Splith D
von Wenckstern H
Koch C
Hammud A
Grundmann M
Koch N
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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The wide band gap semiconductor κ-Ga2O3 and its aluminum and indium alloys have been proposed as promising materials for many applications. One of them is the use of inter-sub- band transitions in quantum-well (QW) systems for infrared detectors. Our simulations show …
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