256x256 HgCdTe MWIR array grown on GE substrates

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A 256 X 256 IRCMOS array with a 35 micron pitch operating at 77 K in the MWIR range, has been developed using HgCdTe and CdTe layers grown by Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) on a germanium (Ge) heterosubstrate. The CdTe(211)B layer is first grown on a 2 inch diameter (211) oriented Ge wafer with a smooth surface morphology and good crystalline quality. The HgCdTe(211)B layer is also grown by M.B.E. on this CdTe/Ge heterosubstrate with the same quality. The material characteristics are detailed. The 256 X 256 photodiode array is made using the standard LETI/LIR planar n-on-p ion implanted technology. At 80 K, photodiodes exhibited an RoA figure of merit higher than 10(superscript 6) (Omega) cm(superscript 2) for a cut- off wavelength of 4.8 micrometer. An NEDT of 6 mK at 80 K was also obtained on the IRCMOS. The electro-optical characteristics of the component are presented and we show that the 256 X 256 component performances using HgCdTe grown on Ge heterosubstrate are comparable for MWIR applications to those obtained on 256 X 256 component using HgCdTe grown on CdZnTe homosubstrate.

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