Abstract
The resonant excitation is used to generate photo-excited carriers in quantum wells to observe the process of the carriers transportation by comparing the photoluminescence results between quantum wells with and without a p—n junction. It is observed directly in experiment that most of the photo-excited carriers in quantum wells with a p—n junction escape from quantum wells and form photocurrent rather than relax to the ground state of the quantum wells. The photo absorption coefficient of multiple quantum wells is also enhanced by a p—n junction. The results pave a novel way for solar cells and photodetectors making use of low-dimensional structure.
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