Abstract:Absorption fingerprints of substances such as glucose, acetone and CO2 fall within the short-wave infrared range (SWIR), in the wavelength range 1.7 μm -2.4 μm; improved detection of these substances will be impactful to health, wellbeing and the environment. A design of detector based on the emerging material system InGaAsSb with cut-off wavelengths in this range, 2.25 μm, is presented. By controlling the composition of the InGaAsSb, the cut-off wavelength can be extended beyond GaSb (1.7 μm) to a particular … Show more
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