Nanosecond pulsed illumination at 532-1064 nm on the Si-SiO2 interface in atmospheric SeBDs enhances plasma emission and reduced electric field via wavelength-dependent photogeneration of carriers in the depletion region, analogous to MOS photodetector behavior.
Photodetection in the visible, ultraviolet, and near-infrared with silicon microdischarge devices.Applied physics letters, 81(24):4529–4531
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Photonic Interactions with Semiconducting Barrier Discharges
Nanosecond pulsed illumination at 532-1064 nm on the Si-SiO2 interface in atmospheric SeBDs enhances plasma emission and reduced electric field via wavelength-dependent photogeneration of carriers in the depletion region, analogous to MOS photodetector behavior.