Researchers at Aalto University have recently unveiled a groundbreaking innovation in the realm of infrared photodiodes, significantly enhancing their performance without compromising manufacturability. The new device is heralded for its superior sensitivity, exhibiting a 35% increase in responsivity at 1.55 μm – a critical wavelength for telecommunications. This advancement carries profound implications,
Advancements in Infrared Sensor Technology: Creating Enhanced Detection Capabilities
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