Wang Wenqi †,  , Wang Lu †,  , Jiang Yang , Ma Ziguang , Sun Ling , Liu Jie , Sun Qingling , Zhao Bin , Wang Wenxin , Liu Wuming , Jia Haiqiang , Chen Hong ‡,
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Sketch of the photon absorption and carrier transportation processes of InAs quantum dots embedded in GaAs with a p–n junction. (a) Schematic diagram of the established photon absorption and carrier transportation processes. When a photon with energy hv > Eg incidents to the sample, the high excited state free electron–hole pair generate, and then relax to the ground state, finally the electron–hole pair recombine and emit a photon. (b) Schematic diagram of the new photon absorption and carrier transportation processes. InAs quantum dots embedded in GaAs with a p–n junction under the short-circuit condition. When a photon with energy hv > Eg incidents to the sample, the high excited state free electron–hole pair generate, and then escape directly from InAs quantum dots to external circuit under the driving force of the build-in electric field. |