Room temperature unpassivated InAs p-i-n photodetectors grown by molecular beam epitaxy
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Tai-Ping Sun | Shiang-Feng Tang | Chieh-Hsiung Kuan | Ray-Ming Lin | Si-Chen Lee | R. Lin | C. Kuan | T. Sun | Si‐Chen Lee | Gin-Shiang Chen | Jyh-Chiarng Wu | Shiang-Feng Tang | Jyh-Chiarng Wu | Gin-Shiang Chen
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