Study of the Increased Temperature Influence on the Degradation of the Photodetectors through Ideality Factor

A. Vasić; P. Osmokrović; S. Stanković; B. Lončar

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.453-454.37

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Study of the Increased Temperature Influence on the Degradation of the Photodetectors through Ideality Factor

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A. Vasić, P. Osmokrović, S. Stanković, B. Lončar

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Electrical Characteristics, Ideality Factor, Optical Characteristics, Photodetector (PD), Temperature

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