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The effect of fixed surface charge density on the performance of HgCdTe (MCT) photoconductive detectors is presented in this study. The figure of merit such as the specific detectivity of photoconductive detectors operating at 77 K is calculated with 300 K background and field of view (FOV). The equations leading to the above calculations are developed for the case of a one-dimensional model. Our calculations show that: (i) shows maxima with varying ; (ii) improvement in due to accumulation is observed for values of up to for materials with low as well as high bulk minority carrier lifetimes ; and (iii) is limited by shunt resistance due to passivants having for low- materials. Furthermore, is found to degrade by an order of magnitude from its peak value with increase in from to in a material having ns, whereas no such degradation in is seen for the same range of in a material having . In addition, our calculations predict that the accumulation layer improves by a factor of 1.5 for surfaces having an initial surface recombination velocity as high as .
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Pal et al. (1996) studied this question.
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