High-Performance Germanium-an-Silicon Lock-in Pixels for Indirect Time-of-Flight Applications

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66‐1: High Resolution Quantum Dot Global Shutter Imagers

“…These fabrication processes result in low yields and very high costs and create limitations on array size, pixel size, and ultimately on image sensor resolution. SiGe sensor technology holds promise for some applications with high resolution and lower cost, but unfortunately is plagued currently with higher dark currents, smaller spectral range, and thick layers to absorb the longer wavelengths [2]. Quantum dot (QD) photodetector technology on the other hand holds great promise in enabling low cost (100-1000X lower), high performance, high resolution, large spectral response (UV to extended-SWIR) image sensors [3][4][5].…”