"Optoelectronics: Materials and Devices" ed. by Sergei L. Pyshkin and John Ballato

This book covers recent achievements by specialists around the world. An interested reader will find in this book the description of properties and applications employing organic and inorganic materials, as well as the methods of fabrication and analysis of operation and regions of application of modern optoelectronic devices.

This issue follows the Optoelectronics Books II and III published in 2012 and 2013, as part of the collection of international works on optoelectronics.

Contents
Preface
1 Excitonic Crystal and Perfect Semiconductors for Optoelectronics
2 Efficiency Droop in III-nitride LEDs
3 Colorless and Transparent high – Temperature-Resistant Polymer Optical Films – Current Status and Potential Applications in Optoelectronic Fabrications
4 InP-Based Antimony-Free MQW Lasers in 2-3 μm Band
5 Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells with Graphene Electron Extraction Layer
6 Long Wavelength VCSELs and VCSEL-Based Processing of Microwave Signals
7 Determination of the Bulk and Local Diffusion-Length Values of Charge Carriers in MCT Films and in the Absorber Layers of MCT-Based Photovoltaic IR FPA Detectors
8 Polymer Micro/Nanofibre Waveguides for Optical Sensing Applications
9 High-Speed Single-Photon Detection with Avalanche Photodiodes in the Near Infrared
10 Organic Semiconductors for Non-Linear Optical Applications
11 Physical Characteristics, Sensors and Applications of 2D/3DIntegrated CMOS Photodiodes
12 The Theory of Giant Splash of Photoresponse in Semiconductors at Low-Level Illumination with Increasing Concentration of Deep Recombination Impurity
13 Optoelectronic Biomedical Systems for Noninvasive Treatment and Control with Informated Support in Solutions
14 A New FPN Cancellation Circuit for Time-Domain CMOS Image Sensors
15 All-Optical Waveguide-Type Switch Using Saturable Absorption in Graphene
16 Novel Floating and Auto-stereoscopic Display with IRLED Sensors Interactive Virtual Touch System
17 OFDM and SC-FDMA over Fiber Using Directly Modulated VCSELs
18 The Digital Silicon Photomultiplier