The invention discloses a
tellurium-
cadmium-mercury grid-controlled structure
photoconductive detector for Hall test. The
tellurium-
cadmium-mercury grid-controlled structure
photoconductive detector structurally comprises a substrate, a
tellurium-
cadmium-mercury material,
epoxy resin glue, a ZnS
passivation layer, four Hall electrodes, a transparent grid
electrode and a thickened
electrode, the substrate is a
sapphire wafer, the tellurium-cadmium-mercury material grows an
anodic oxide layer after double-faced rough
polishing and fine
polishing, the
epoxy resin glue is used for bonding the tellurium-cadmium-mercury material and the substrate, the ZnS
passivation layer can function in passivating the surface of the material and increasing permeability, the four Hall electrodes positioned in the front and the rear grow on the tellurium-cadmium-mercury material and serve as
signal extraction electrodes for the Hall test and device performance test, the transparent grid
electrode grows on the ZnS
passivation layer and is used for applying
grid voltage to a device, and the thickened electrode grows on the transparent grid electrode. The
detector with the structure can apply the
grid voltage in the device performance test process and the Hall test process to obtain needed electrical parameter conditions such as the
grid voltage, material carrier concentration and mobility when device performances are optimal, and the development process of the device is greatly shortened.