Temperaturedependent characteristics of ohmic contact in heterojunction InP/InGaAs detector

CAO Gao-Qi; TANG Heng-Jing; LI Tao; SHAO Xiu-Mei; LI Xue; GONG Hai-Mei

doi:10.11972/j.issn.1001-9014.2015.06.016

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