Gain Mechanisms
Gain Mechanisms is a physical process in photodetectors that belongs to the class of signal amplification phenomena, distinguished by its role in enhancing the photocurrent through the multiplication of photogenerated charge carriers via intrinsic mechanisms such as avalanche or photoconductive gain.
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Observation of Coherently Controlled Photocurrent in Unbiased, Bulk GaAs
A. Haché, Y. Kostoulas, R. Atanasov et al. · Physical Review Letters · 1997 · 392 citations
Radiative Recombination in Highly Excited CdS
Claude Benoit à la Guillaume, Jean-Marie Debever, F. Salvan · Physical Review · 1969 · 337 citations
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