This study systematically investigates the synergistic modulation effects of Te doping and perpendicular external electric fields on the electronic structure and optical response of PtSe2/ZrS2 two-dimensional heterostructures using first-principles density functional theory (DFT). Three representative stable configurations were selected for comparison: A1 (undoped PtSe2/ZrS2), B1 (Te substituting S atoms in the ZrS2 layer), and C1 (Te substituting Se atoms in the PtSe2 layer). Band structure and density of states results indicate that all three models exhibit typical Type-II band alignment characteristics with effective carrier spatial separation. Under zero electric field, the band gaps of A1, B1, and C1 are 0.444 eV, 0.319 eV, and 0.226 eV, respectively, with C1 demonstrating a direct band gap more favorable for photovoltaic conversion. Further investigations reveal that an applied electric field significantly modulates the band structure and enables continuous bandgap tuning. Under negative electric fields, the C1 bandgap increases to 0.609 eV (−0.6 V/Å), demonstrating a broad tunability range and high response sensitivity. Regarding optical properties, Te doping enhances the static dielectric constant, while applied electric fields induce peak position shifts and intensity modulation in absorption and reflection spectra. This study provides quantitative theoretical insights into the “doping-electric field” coupling regulation mechanism within PtSe2/ZrS2 heterostructures, laying a foundation for structural design and performance optimization of tunable two-dimensional optoelectronic devices.
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