Efficient graphene-based photodetector with two cavities
arXiv:1201.3175 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.85.115438
Abstract
We present an efficient graphene-based photodetector with two Fabri-Pérot cavities. It is shown that the absorption can reach almost 100% around a given frequency, which is determined by the two-cavity lengths. It is also shown that hysteresis in the absorbance is possible, with the transmittance amplitude of the mirrors working as an external driving field. The role of non-linear contributions to the optical susceptibility of graphene is discussed.
10 pages, 8 figures. published version: minor revision
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