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The photoconductivity of a thin semiconductor film is enhanced by depositing a photonic crystal layer on its backside. As shown in the figure, simulations indicate that the enhanced photoconductivity arises from the resonant modes in the film–photonic-crystal constructs and exceeds the enhancement obtained by depositing a perfect mirror onto the film.
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