An emissive nanocrystal particle includes a core including a first semiconductor nanocrystal including a Group III-V compound and a shell including a second semiconductor nanocrystal surrounding the core, wherein the emissive nanocrystal particle includes a non-emissive Group I element.

The present invention is to provide a GePD, the optical sensitivity of which is independent from a temperature, and to achieve a photodetector in which heat applied from heaters is constant even when a plurality of GePDs are provided and in which a temperature and sensitivity of each of the GePDs are the same. The photodetector includes germanium photoreceivers including a silicon substrate, a lower clad layer, a silicon core layer, a silicon waveguide layer, a germanium layer, an upper clad layer, and electrodes. In the photodetector, two or more germanium photoreceivers are arranged adjacent to each other on the silicon substrate, and the photodetector includes resistors embedded in the upper clad layer to cover or surround respective germanium layers of the two or more germanium photoreceivers arranged adjacent to each other, the resistors being made of a metal or a metal compound.

An optoelectronic integrated substrate, a preparation method thereof and an optoelectronic integrated circuit. The electronic integrated substrate includes a base substrate and an electronic device and a photo-diode disposed on the base substrate, wherein the photo-diode includes an ohmic contact layer and an intrinsic amorphous silicon layer, and the ohmic contact layer and the intrinsic amorphous silicon layer are sequentially arranged along a direction parallel to the plane of the base substrate and are connected.

Embodiments described herein include an apparatus comprising a semiconductor-based photodiode disposed on a semiconductor layer, and an optical waveguide spaced apart from the semiconductor layer and evanescently coupled with a depletion region of the photodiode. The photodiode may be arranged as a vertical photodiode or a lateral photodiode.

The embodiment of the application discloses a photoelectric sensor and a manufacturing method thereof, wherein the photoelectric sensor comprises: a light absorbing layer for absorbing incident light to generate a photocurrent, the light absorption layer comprises a first absorption layer and a second absorption layer stacked in the direction of incident light, the first absorption layer being an intrinsic semiconductor layer of the photoelectric sensor, the second absorption layer being made of a material having a higher photoelectric conversion efficiency than the first absorption layer, and the second absorption layer has a stripe structure arranged at intervals.

Disclosed is a pixel array panel for a digital X-ray detector, the pixel array panel including a plurality of pixel regions, wherein the pixel array panel includes: a first electrode corresponding to each pixel region; a plurality of PIN (P-type/I-type/N-type semiconductors) layers disposed on the first electrode and arranged in a matrix form; and a second electrode disposed on each PIN layer.

A photodetector and a manufacture method thereof, a touch substrate and a display panel are provided. The photodetector includes: a substrate; a polysilicon layer on the substrate including a first doped region and a second doped region; a transparent conductive film covering the first doped region of the polysilicon layer; and a metal electrode on the second doped region of the polysilicon layer. The conductive film, the metal electrode and the polysilicon layer constitute a photosensitive device.

A photosensitive sensor, a manufacturing method thereof and a display panel are provided. The photosensitive sensor includes a first type semiconductor layer, an intrinsic semiconductor layer disposed on a side of the first type semiconductor layer, and a second type semiconductor layer disposed on a side of the intrinsic semiconductor layer away from the first type semiconductor layer. The intrinsic semiconductor layer is provided with metal particles capable of generating a surface plasmon effect. The metal particles are dispersely distributed in the intrinsic semiconductor layer.

Techniques for enhancing the absorption of photons in semiconductors with the use of microstructures are described. The microstructures, such as pillars and/or holes, effectively increase the effective absorption length resulting in a greater absorption of the photons. Using microstructures for absorption enhancement for silicon photodiodes and silicon avalanche photodiodes can result in bandwidths in excess of 10 Gb/s at photons with wavelengths of 850 nm, and with quantum efficiencies of approximately 90% or more.

In a CMOS image sensor in which a plurality of pixels is arranged in a matrix, a transistor in which a channel formation region includes an oxide semiconductor is used for each of a charge accumulation control transistor and a reset transistor which are in a pixel portion. After a reset operation of the signal charge accumulation portion is performed in all the pixels arranged in the matrix, a charge accumulation operation by the photodiode is performed in all the pixels, and a read operation of a signal from the pixel is performed per row. Accordingly, an image can be taken without a distortion.