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Femtosecond Response of a Free-standing LT-GaAs Photoconductive Switch

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2003
Optical Soc. of America Washington, DC

Applied optics 42, 1726 - 1731 () [10.1364/AO.42.001726]

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Abstract: We present a novel, free-standing low-temperature GaAs (LT-GaAs) photoconductive switch and demonstrate its femtosecond performance. A 1-mum-thick layer of a single-crystal LT-GaAs was patterned into 5-10-mum-wide and 15-30-mum-long bars, separated from their GaAs substrate and, subsequently, placed across gold coplanar transmission lines deposited on a Si substrate, forming a photoconductive switch. The switch was excited with 110-fs-wide optical pulses, and its photoresponse was measured with an electro-optic sampling system. Using 810-nm optical radiation, we recorded an electrical transient as short as 360 fs (1.25 THz, 3-dB bandwidth) and established that the photo-carrier lifetime in our LT-GaAs was 150 fs. Our free-standing devices exhibited quantum efficiency of the order of similar to7%, and their photoresponse amplitude was a linear function of the applied voltage bias, as well as a linear function of the excitation power, below a well-defined saturation threshold. (C) 2003 Optical Society of America.

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  1. Institut für Grenzflächen und Vakuumtechnologien (ISG-3)
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  1. Kondensierte Materie (M02)

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