Abstract
The development of techniques for the deposition of semiconductor layers has led, over the last decade, to intensive studies of heterojunction systems. In this paper an outline is given of those properties relevant to the production of photodetectors, illustrated by a summary of the classes of device so far prepared with notes on the way in which their performances differ from classical detectors.
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Tansley, T.L. Opto-electronic properties of heterojunctions—A review. Opto-electronics 1, 143–150 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01419274
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