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Journal of Luminescence

Electromagnetically induced transparency based quantum well infrared photodetectors

Rohit Mukherjee, Swapan Konar

Published Aug 10, 2022• 5 citations
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10.1016/j.jlumin.2022.119176

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A new Terahertz photodetector based on Electromagnetically Induced Transparency (EIT) is proposed. In the terahertz range (low energy signal) the limiting point is dark current. Dark current determines the signal-noise ratio of detectors. Our main purpose in terahertz detection is reduction of the dark current which is done by converting the incoming Terahertz IR signal to short-wavelength or visible probe optical field through EIT phenomena. For realization of this idea, we used 4-level atoms which can be implemented by quantum wells or dots. In the proposed structure, the terahertz-IR signal does not interact directly with ground state electrons, but affects the absorption characteristics of the short-wavelength or visible probe optical field that directly interact with ground state electrons. Therefore, in the proposed structure, the important thermionic dark current in terahertz detection, can be strongly reduced.