The longest-wavelength quantum-well infrared photodetector ever achieved, with a cutoff wavelength λc=19 μm, is demonstrated. Detailed measurements and an in-depth analysis of the noise, optical gain, detectivity, quantum efficiency, and quantum-well escape probability, are also discussed.
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