A two-color GaN-based quantum cascade detector is demonstrated. This photodetector operates simultaneously at a peak wavelength of 1.7 and 1 μm at room temperature without any external voltage. These peaks correspond, respectively, to the e1e2 and e1e3 intersubband absorption of the active GaN quantum well. The extractor has been designed to allow for efficient transfer of electrons from both the e2 and e3 states to the next period. The 1 μm detected wavelength is the shortest value reported for an intersubband semiconductor based detector.
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