Hamidreza Ghanbari, Amin Abnavi, Ribwar Ahmadi, Mohammad Reza Mohammadzadeh, Mirette Fawzy, Amirhossein Hasani, Michael M. Adachi
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摘要
基于几何不对称结构的光电器件因其作为光电探测器的高性能和简单的制造工艺而备受关注。本文首次报道了一种基于几何不对称触点的 p 型二维 MoSe2 光电探测器。该器件的电流整流比高达≈104,自供电光电压响应率高达≈4.38 × 107 V W-1,最大光电流响应率≈430 mA W-1,在3 V偏置电压、470 nm波长下的响应时间≈2.3 ms。由于 MoSe2 沟道中载流子浓度的静电调制作用,通过施加栅极偏置电压,光电流响应率进一步提高到 ≈1615 mA W-1 的超高响应率。几何不对称 MoSe2 二极管的制造工艺简单,光电探测和二极管整流性能高,是电子和光电应用的理想选择。
Optoelectronic devices based on geometrically asymmetric architecture have recently attracted attention due to their high performance as photodetectors and simple fabrication process. Herein, a p-type 2D MoSe2 photodetector based on geometrically asymmetric contacts is reported for the first time. The device exhibits a high current rectification ratio of ≈104 and a large self-powered photovoltage responsivity of ≈4.38 × 107 V W−1, as well as a maximum photocurrent responsivity of ≈430 mA W−1 along with a response time of ≈2.3 ms under 470 nm wavelength at 3 V bias voltage. The photocurrent responsivity is further enhanced to an ultrahigh responsivity of ≈1615 mA W−1 by applying a gate bias voltage due to the electrostatic modulation of carrier concentration in the MoSe2 channel. The simple fabrication process of the geometrically asymmetric MoSe2 diodes along with their high photodetection and diode rectifying performance make them excellent candidates for electronic and optoelectronic applications.
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