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Modeling and design of multiple buried junctions detectors for color systems development

Two novel integrated optical detectors called BDJ detector and BTJ detector have been developed in our laboratory. These two detectors have different applications: the BDJ detector elaborated in CMOS process can be used for wavelength or light flux detection while the BTJ detector based on a bipolar structure gives the trichromatics components of a light. To develop microsystems, we need simulation tools as SPICE model. So, we have elaborated a physical mode, proposed a parameters extraction method and study influence of different parameters for BDJ detectors. Simulations and measurements have validated these models. More, we prose a design of BTJ detectors for developing new color imaging systems.

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