Patent classifications
H01L31/024
Electrostatically controlled gallium nitride based sensor and method of operating same
An electrostatically controlled sensor includes a GaN/AlGaN heterostructure having a 2DEG channel in the GaN layer. Source and drain contacts are electrically coupled to the 2DEG channel through the AlGaN layer. A gate dielectric is formed over the AlGaN layer, and gate electrodes are formed over the gate dielectric, wherein each gate electrode extends substantially entirely between the source and drain contacts, wherein the gate electrodes are separated by one or more gaps (which also extend substantially entirely between the source and drain contacts). Each of the one or more gaps defines a corresponding sensing area between the gate electrodes for receiving an external influence. A bias voltage is applied to the gate electrodes, such that regions of the 2DEG channel below the gate electrodes are completely depleted, and regions of the 2DEG channel below the one or more gaps in the direction from source to drain are partially depleted.
SENSOR DEVICE
A sensor device according to the present disclosure includes a Peltier element, a sensor element thermally connected to a cooling surface of the Peltier element, and a window member that faces a light receiving surface of the sensor element and is made of borosilicate glass.
Optoelectronic component that dissipates heat
An optoelectronic component includes a radiation side, a contact side opposite the radiation side having at least two electrically conductive contact elements, and a semiconductor layer sequence having an active layer that emits or absorbs the electromagnetic radiation, wherein the at least two electrically conductive contact elements have different polarities, are spaced apart from each other and are completely or partially exposed at the contact side in an unmounted state of the optoelectronic component, a region of the contact side is partially or completely covered with an electrically insulating, contiguously formed cooling element, the cooling element is in direct contact with the contact side and has a thermal conductivity of at least 30 W/(m.Math.K), and in a plan view of the contact side, the cooling element partially covers one or both of the at least two electrically conductive contact elements.
Optoelectronic component that dissipates heat
An optoelectronic component includes a radiation side, a contact side opposite the radiation side having at least two electrically conductive contact elements, and a semiconductor layer sequence having an active layer that emits or absorbs the electromagnetic radiation, wherein the at least two electrically conductive contact elements have different polarities, are spaced apart from each other and are completely or partially exposed at the contact side in an unmounted state of the optoelectronic component, a region of the contact side is partially or completely covered with an electrically insulating, contiguously formed cooling element, the cooling element is in direct contact with the contact side and has a thermal conductivity of at least 30 W/(m.Math.K), and in a plan view of the contact side, the cooling element partially covers one or both of the at least two electrically conductive contact elements.
Systems and methods for thermal radiation detection
Systems and methods for thermal radiation detection utilizing a thermal radiation detection system are provided. The thermal radiation detection system includes one or more Indium Antimonide (InSb)-based photodiode infrared detectors and a temperature sensing circuit. The temperature sensing circuit is configured to generate signals correlated to the temperatures of one or more of the plurality of infrared sensor elements. The thermal radiation detection system also includes a signal processing circuit.
Optical component packaging structure
The instant disclosure provides an optical component packaging structure which includes a far-infrared sensor chip, a first metal layer, a packaging housing and a covering member. The far-infrared sensor chip includes a semiconductor substrate and a semiconductor stack structure. The semiconductor substrate has a first surface, a second surface which is opposite to the first surface, and a cavity. The semiconductor stack structure is disposed on the first surface of the semiconductor substrate, and a part of the semiconductor stack structure is located above the cavity. The first metal layer is disposed on the second surface of the semiconductor substrate, the packaging housing is used to encapsulate the far-infrared sensor chip and expose at least a part of the far-infrared sensor chip, and the covering member is disposed above the semiconductor stack structure.
WIRELESS GAMMA AND/OR HARD X-RAY RADIATION DETECTOR
In an example, a wireless gamma and or hard X-ray radiation detector includes a bulk semiconductor crystal, electrical contacts, a bias circuit, and a terahertz (THz) electromagnetic (EM) wave receiver. The bulk semiconductor crystal and includes indium antimonide (InSb), cadmium telluride (CdTe), or cadmium zinc telluride (CdZnTe). The electrical contacts are coupled to two facets of the bulk semiconductor crystal. The bias circuit is electrically coupled to the bulk semiconductor crystal through the electrical contacts. The THz EM wave receiver is positioned to detect THz radiation emitted by the bulk semiconductor crystal.
WIRELESS GAMMA AND/OR HARD X-RAY RADIATION DETECTOR
In an example, a wireless gamma and or hard X-ray radiation detector includes a bulk semiconductor crystal, electrical contacts, a bias circuit, and a terahertz (THz) electromagnetic (EM) wave receiver. The bulk semiconductor crystal and includes indium antimonide (InSb), cadmium telluride (CdTe), or cadmium zinc telluride (CdZnTe). The electrical contacts are coupled to two facets of the bulk semiconductor crystal. The bias circuit is electrically coupled to the bulk semiconductor crystal through the electrical contacts. The THz EM wave receiver is positioned to detect THz radiation emitted by the bulk semiconductor crystal.
Method for fabricating a detection device comprising a step of direct bonding of a thin sealing layer provided with a getter material
The invention relates to a method for fabricating a thermal detector (1), comprising the following steps: forming a first stack (10), comprising a thermal detector (20), a mineral sacrificial layer (15) and a thin encapsulation layer (16) having a lateral vent (17.1); forming a second stack (30), comprising a thin sealing layer (33) and a getter portion (34); eliminating the mineral sacrificial layer (15); assembling by direct bonding the thin sealing layer (33), brought into contact with the thin encapsulation layer (16) and blocking the lateral vent (17.1), the getter portion (34) being located in the lateral vent (17.1).
Method for fabricating a detection device comprising a step of direct bonding of a thin sealing layer provided with a getter material
The invention relates to a method for fabricating a thermal detector (1), comprising the following steps: forming a first stack (10), comprising a thermal detector (20), a mineral sacrificial layer (15) and a thin encapsulation layer (16) having a lateral vent (17.1); forming a second stack (30), comprising a thin sealing layer (33) and a getter portion (34); eliminating the mineral sacrificial layer (15); assembling by direct bonding the thin sealing layer (33), brought into contact with the thin encapsulation layer (16) and blocking the lateral vent (17.1), the getter portion (34) being located in the lateral vent (17.1).