G. Forcherio, T. Morgan, Scott G. Criswell, D. Kozak, J. Valentine, J. Caldwell, B. Conley
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Designing Plasmonic Hot Carrier Devices for Uncooled Infrared Photodetection
Surface plasmon resonance transduces photons into energetically “hot” electrons, which provides new Schottky-based platforms for infrared photodetectors without need for cooling infrastructure. Material design principles towards a multiphysics computation tool are presented where performance is governed by plasmonic activity, density-of-states, and the Schottky barrier.