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Silicon Photon Absorber (Photon Cross Section)

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  • International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations

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  • 2017

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Our research is focused on theoretical study used to make silicon photon absorption (Si photon) cross section simulation study. This study is an attempt to demonstrate and explore the fundamentals of semiconductor photon absorption. Silicon photon plays a main role in our daily life. Photons are essential in some aspects of optical communication, especially for quantum cryptography and the applications of photons in the field of quantum optics, quantum computer, and the quantum entanglement of photons. The semiconductor materials are either elementary such as silicon. Silicon is the most used semiconductor for discrete devices and integrated circuits. Within the scope of this research we will see how and why silicon became the king of the semiconductors. This paper includes a selective theory relating to photon cross section and is intended to provide a basis for further calculations and critical tabulations of photon cross section data. In this study we choose the silicon element to study the scattering coherent, scattering incoherent, photon electric absorption, total attenuation with coherent, total attenuation without coherent, mass energy absorption are also discussed.
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