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Robin Nicholas

Emeriti

Sub department

  • Condensed Matter Physics
Robin.Nicholas@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)72250
Clarendon Laboratory, room 148
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MAGNETOTRANSPORT IN A PSEUDOMORPHIC GAAS/GA0.8IN0.2AS/GA0.75AL0.25AS HETEROSTRUCTURE WITH A SI DELTA-DOPING LAYER

PHYSICAL REVIEW B 52:16 (1995) 12218-12231

Authors:

M VANDERBURGT, VC KARAVOLAS, FM PEETERS, J SINGLETON, RJ NICHOLAS, F HERLACH, JJ HARRIS, M VANHOVE, G BORGHS
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Magneto-optical studies of the type I type II crossover in CdTe/Cd1-xMnxTe superlattices in magnetic fields up to 45 Tesla

MATER SCI FORUM 182- (1995) 647-651

Authors:

HH CHENG, RJ NICHOLAS, MJ LAWLESS, DE ASHENFORD, B LUNN
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RESONANT CAVITY-ENHANCED (RCE) PHOTODETECTOR BASED ON GA(IN)SB FOR GAS-SENSING APPLICATIONS

SEMICONDUCTOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 10:7 (1995) 1017-1021

Authors:

F MANSOOR, SK HAYWOOD, NJ MASON, RJ NICHOLAS, PJ WALKER, R GREY, G HILL
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TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCE OF THE BAND OVERLAP IN INAS/GASB STRUCTURES

PHYSICAL REVIEW B 51:3 (1995) 1729-1734

Authors:

DM SYMONS, M LAKRIMI, M VANDERBURGT, TA VAUGHAN, RJ NICHOLAS, NJ MASON, PJ WALKER
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Infrared optical detectors operating in the 1.7- to 3-μm range based on InxGa1-xSb for environmental gas-sensing

Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Europe - Technical Digest (1994) 335-336

Authors:

F Mansoor, SK Haywood, PN Stavrinou, NJ Mason, RJ Nicholas, PJ Walker, G Hill

Abstract:

Detectors operating in the 2-3 μm range based on InxGa1-xSb for environmental sensing are investigated. The same detectors which require a low leakage current reverse biased diode are studied for this p-n junction and Schottky barrier diode structures. The p-n hetero-junction between an n-GaAs substrate and the p-GaSb active region showed very good rectification. Despite the large lattice mismatch of -7.8%, there is less than 10 μA dark current up to 4V reverse bias. Increasing the barrier height to p-GaSb from 0.22eV to 0.7eV with use of a thin layer of GaAs have been quite successful but the result was not repeatable, unlike those for the GaSb/GaAs p-n junction.
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