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Multicolor quantum dots-in-a-well focal plane arrays

Vandervelde et al., 2008

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12217895698514018254
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Vandervelde T
Lenz M
Varley E
Barve A
Shao J
Shenoi R
Ramirez D
Jang W
Sharma Y
Krishna S
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Infrared Technology and Applications XXXIV

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This paper discusses recent and future advancements in the field of quantum dots-in-a-well (DWELL) focal plane arrays (FPAs). Additionally, for clarity sake, the fundamentals of FPA figures of merit are reviewed. The DWELL detector represents a hybrid between a …
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