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Atomically precise surface engineering of silicon CCDs for enhanced UV quantum efficiency

Greer et al., 2013

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7043481819700504199
Author
Greer F
Hamden E
Jacquot B
Hoenk M
Jones T
Dickie M
Monacos S
Nikzad S
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Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A

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The authors report here on a new technique, combining the atomic precision of molecular beam epitaxy and atomic layer deposition, to fabricate back illuminated silicon CCD detectors that demonstrate world record detector quantum efficiency (> 50%) in the near and …
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