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Deep-level engineering in aluminum nitride (AlN) enables reliable photodetection in extreme conditions
Semiconductor photodetectors are conventionally optimized for sensing weak optical signals, and they typically saturate at low-to-moderate light intensity. Here, we demonstrate AlN photodetectors that exhibit non-saturating linear response to ultra-bright, sub-bandgap light exceeding 40 $\mathrm{W/c
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