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Results on radiation hardness of black silicon induced junction photodetectors from proton and electron radiation

2020

Abstract The stability of black silicon induced junction photodetectors under high-energy irradiation was tested with 11 MeV protons and 12 MeV electrons using fluence of 1 ⋅ 10 10 protons/cm2 and dose of 67 krad(Si) for protons and electrons, respectively. The energies and dose levels were selected to test radiation levels relevant for space applications. The degradation was evaluated through dark current and external quantum efficiency changes during (within 1 h after each step) and after (some days after) full irradiation sequences. Furthermore, the black silicon photodetectors were compared to planar silicon induced junction and planar silicon pn-junction photodetectors to assess the co…

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Improved stability of black silicon detectors using aluminum oxide surface passivation

2021

Publisher Copyright: © 2021 ESA and CNES We have studied how high-energy electron irradiation (12 MeV, total dose 66 krad(Si)) and long term humidity exposure (75%, 75 °C, 500 hours) influence the induced junction black silicon or planar photodiode characteristics. In our case, the induced junction is formed using n-type silicon and atomic-layer deposited aluminum oxide (Al2O3), which contains a large negative fixed charge. We compare the results with corresponding planar pn-junction detectors passivated with either with silicon dioxide (SiO2) or Al2O3. The results show that the induced junction detectors remain stable as their responsivity remains nearly unaffected during the electron beam…

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