Opto-electronic devices are semiconductor elements that convert electromagnetic radiation in electric current. Photodetectors are devices of this type, which are the main relevant ones today due to their diverse applications. Current research focuses on the study of photodetectors based on quantum wells for operation in the medium infrared (2-20 m), more specifically with superlattices. In the present work a photodetector of two cores based on asymmetric superlattice was developed. The built-in photodetector had a superlattice with two sessions The first session had five quantum wells and five barriers with 2 nm and 3.5 nm of thickness, respectively. The second session had five quantum wells and five barriers of 2 nm and 7 nm thick, respectively. Between the sessions there is a 2.5 nm quantum well. The material that formed the quantum wells was InGaAs and the material of the barriers was AlInAs. This device was able to operate as a dual color photodetector operating in the photovoltaic mode detecting radiation of 309 meV and 415 meV. The device was able to operate at high temperatures. The maximum operating temperature was 245 K. In addition, when applying voltages to the device, it is possible to select the detection energy of the photodetector :309 meV or 415 meV.