Science Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(23)
Published: June 5, 2024
Short-wavelength
infrared
(SWIR)
light
detection
plays
a
key
role
in
modern
technologies.
Emerging
solution-processed
organic
semiconductors
are
promising
for
cost-effective,
flexible,
and
large-area
SWIR
photodiodes
(OPDs).
However,
the
spectral
responsivity
(
R
)
specific
detectivity
D
*)
of
OPDs
restricted
by
insufficient
exciton
dissociation
high
noise
current.
In
this
work,
we
synthesized
an
small
molecule
with
coverage
0.3
to
1.3
micrometers
peaking
at
1100
nanometers.
The
photodiode,
optimized
dissociation,
charge
injection,
transmittance,
achieves
record
0.53
ampere
per
watt
*
1.71
×
10
13
Jones
1110
nanometers
under
zero
bias.
1
1.2
surpasses
that
uncooled
commercial
InGaAs
photodiode.
Furthermore,
semitransparent
all-organic
upconversion
devices
integrating
photodiode
realized
static
dynamic
SWIR-to-visible
imaging,
along
excellent
efficiency
spatial
resolution.
This
work
provides
alternative
insights
developing
sensitive
detection.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
34(22)
Published: Oct. 19, 2021
Abstract
Dye–dye
interactions
affect
the
optical
and
electronic
properties
in
organic
semiconductor
films
of
light
harvesting
detecting
optoelectronic
applications.
This
review
elaborates
how
to
tailor
these
semiconductors
for
solar
cells
(OSCs)
photodiodes
(OPDs).
While
devices
rely
on
similar
materials,
demands
their
are
rather
different,
former
requiring
a
broad
absorption
spectrum
spanning
from
UV
over
visible
up
near‐infrared
region
latter
an
ultra‐narrow
at
specific,
targeted
wavelength.
In
order
design
satisfying
demands,
fundamental
insights
relationship
provided
depending
molecular
packing
arrangement
resultant
coupling
thereof.
Based
recent
advancements
theoretical
understanding
intermolecular
between
slip‐stacked
dyes,
distinguishing
classical
J‐aggregates
with
predominant
long‐range
Coulomb
charge
transfer
(CT)‐mediated
or
‐coupled
J‐aggregates,
whose
red‐shifts
primarily
governed
by
short‐range
orbital
interactions,
is
suggested.
Within
this
framework,
aggregate
structure
functional
representative
classes
dye
aggregates
analyzed
most
advanced
OSCs
wavelength‐selective
OPDs,
providing
important
into
rational
thin‐film
materials.
Materials Horizons,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9(1), P. 220 - 251
Published: Oct. 27, 2021
Organic
photodetectors
can
achieve
narrowband
photodetection
within
a
single
optoelectronic
device.
This
comprehensive
review
summarizes
and
compares
the
different
approaches,
introduces
their
application
fields,
outlines
current
challenges.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(30)
Published: June 2, 2022
Endowing
photodetectors
with
mechanically
flexibility
and
actual
functionality
are
current
research
issues
in
developing
optoelectronic
devices.
However,
rigid
metal-based
or
metal-oxide-based
electrodes
remain
a
block
to
the
realization
of
ultraflexible
electronics.
Thus,
an
all-organic
photodetector
(all-OPD)
is
designed
by
innovatively
introducing
symmetrical
organic
PH1000/PH1000
substitute
widely
applied
indium-doped
tin
oxide
(ITO)/Ag
electrodes.
Specifically,
this
all-OPD
exhibits
high
self-powered
responsivity
(R)
over
100
mA
W-1
among
500-600
nm
photocurrent
remains
about
80%
original
performance
after
being
bent
20
000
circles,
can
output
steady
biosignals
for
photo-plethysmography
(PPG)
application.
More
importantly,
outputs
dual-polarity
as
it
flipped
folded.
Benefitting
from
ordered
phase
distribution
Schottky
barrier
heights,
photogenerated
holes
will
be
transferred
collected
nearer
electrode,
while
electrons
trapped
thick
bulk
heterojunction
(BHJ)
result
long
channel.
This
work
offers
new
avenue
toward
multifunctional
straightforward
all-solution
method,
expected
more
compatible
complex
application
scenarios.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
33(26)
Published: May 31, 2021
A
highly
sensitive
short-wave
infrared
(SWIR,
λ
>
1000
nm)
organic
photodiode
(OPD)
is
described
based
on
a
well-organized
nanocrystalline
bulk-heterojunction
(BHJ)
active
layer
composed
of
dicyanovinyl-functionalized
squaraine
dye
(SQ-H)
donor
material
in
combination
with
PC
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(29)
Published: May 13, 2022
Abstract
Infrared
organic
photodiodes
have
gained
increasing
attention
due
to
their
great
application
potentials
in
night
vision,
optical
communication,
and
all‐weather
imaging.
However,
the
commonly
occurring
high
dark
current
low
detectivity
impede
infrared
photodetectors
from
portable
applications
at
room
temperature.
Herein,
an
efficient
generic
doping
compensation
strategy
is
developed
improve
of
photodiodes.
A
series
n‐type
semiconductors
investigated,
it
found
that
not
only
reduces
trap
density
states
currents,
but
also
restrains
nonradiative
recombination
with
improved
charge
transport
collection.
As
a
result,
ultralow
noise
spectral
8
×
10
−15
Hz
−1/2
as
well
specific
over
13
Jones
780–1070
nm
achieved
More
importantly,
high‐performance
can
be
successfully
applied
high‐pixel‐density
image
arrays
without
patterning
sensing
layers.
These
findings
provide
important
design
insights
will
crucial
further
performance
future.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(8)
Published: Feb. 22, 2022
Abstract
Due
to
the
merits
of
decreased
photon
attenuation,
autofluorescence,
and
scattering,
near‐infrared
(NIR,
700–1700
nm)
region
is
an
important
window
in
field
biomedicine,
such
as
vivo
fluorescence
imaging,
which
both
optical
detection
depth
resolution/contrast
have
been
significantly
improved.
In
particular,
for
second
NIR
(NIR‐II,
1000–1700
dyes,
biological
tissues
almost
no
background
interference.
Typical
fluorophores
excellent
spectral
performance
rich
functional
modification
sites
can
be
optimized
into
dyes
bioimaging.
However,
absorption/emission
wavelength
redshift
NIR,
it
challenging
keep
with
satisfying
brightness.
Therefore,
purpose
increasing
dye
while
promoting
its
brightness,
necessary
study
structure–property
relationship
dyes.
This
review
introduces
influences
fluorophores’
structure
on
their
photophysical
properties,
summarizes
strategies
maintaining
high
brightness
along
redshifted
wavelengths,
latest
advances
highly
fluorescent
Finally,
opportunities
challenges
this
emerging
are
also
provided.
The
authors
aim
provide
insightful
design
guidelines
clear
overview
bright
might
trigger
new
ideas
applications.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(3), P. 768 - 859
Published: Jan. 19, 2024
Optoelectronic
devices
with
unconventional
form
factors,
such
as
flexible
and
stretchable
light-emitting
or
photoresponsive
devices,
are
core
elements
for
the
next-generation
human-centric
optoelectronics.
For
instance,
these
deformable
can
be
utilized
closely
fitted
wearable
sensors
to
acquire
precise
biosignals
that
subsequently
uploaded
cloud
immediate
examination
diagnosis,
also
used
vision
systems
human-interactive
robotics.
Their
inception
was
propelled
by
breakthroughs
in
novel
optoelectronic
material
technologies
device
blueprinting
methodologies,
endowing
flexibility
mechanical
resilience
conventional
rigid
devices.
This
paper
reviews
advancements
soft
technologies,
honing
on
various
materials,
manufacturing
techniques,
design
strategies.
We
will
first
highlight
general
approaches
fabrication,
including
appropriate
selection
substrate,
electrodes,
insulation
layers.
then
focus
materials
diodes,
their
integration
strategies,
representative
application
examples.
Next,
we
move
photodetectors,
highlighting
state-of-the-art
fabrication
methods,
followed
At
end,
a
brief
summary
given,
potential
challenges
further
development
of
functional
discussed
conclusion.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(31)
Published: April 20, 2023
Abstract
Traditional
optical
communication
mode
with
single‐band
photodetector
depicts
terrible
confidentiality
and
it
depends
on
sophisticated
cryptography
schemes
to
obtain
a
secure
process.
Dual‐band
photodetectors
have
potential
realize
straightforward
encryption
strategy.
However,
previous
reports
of
dual‐band
organic
(OPD)
relied
the
multi‐stacked
photosensitive
layers
thus
there
remain
challenges
in
spectral
matching
interfaces
contacting.
Here,
structurally
simple
bidirectional
UV–vis
OPD
is
proposed,
single
layer
sitting
between
electrodes.
By
elaborately
regulating
field
distribution
vertical
phase
segregation
bulk
heterojunction
(BHJ),
this
presents
completely
distinct
response
ranges
under
illuminations.
Finally,
outputs
outstanding
self‐powered
UV
vis
responsivities
(up
30
50
mA
W
−1
)
as
light
illuminates
from
forward
backward
direction,
respectively.
In
addition,
stable
reliable
system
realized
based
where
conveys
valid
information
further
superimposes
for
encryption.
This
design
concept
offers
alternative
achieving
varied
windows
opens
up
novel
method,
which
has
be
applied
close‐range
private
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(20)
Published: Feb. 26, 2023
Abstract
Most
of
all‐fused‐ring
π‐conjugated
molecules
have
wide
or
medium
bandgap
and
show
photo
response
in
the
visible
range.
In
this
work,
an
n‐type
molecule,
which
exhibits
ultrasmall
optical
1.22
eV
strong
near‐infrared
(NIR)
absorption
with
onset
wavelength
1013
nm
is
reported.
The
molecule
consists
14
aromatic
rings
has
electron
donor–acceptor
characteristics.
It
excellent
properties
low‐lying
HOMO/LUMO
energy
levels
−5.48
eV/−3.95
high
mobility
7.0
×
10
−4
cm
2
V
−1
s
.
importantly,
its
thin
film
a
low
trap
density
5.55
16
−3
because
fixed
molecular
conformation
consequently
disorder.
As
result,
organic
photodetector
(OPD)
based
on
compound
remarkably
dark
current
(
J
d
)
2.01
−10
A
−2
at
0
V.
device
shows
shot‐noise‐limited
specific
detectivity
D
sh
*)
exceeding
13
Jones
400–1000
region
peak
4.65
880
nm.
This
performance
among
best
reported
for
self‐powered
NIR
OPDs.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(16)
Published: Jan. 28, 2024
Abstract
Photomultiplication
type
organic
photodetectors
(PM‐OPDs)
exhibit
obvious
superiority
in
weak
light
detection
due
to
their
low
dark
current
density
(
J
D
)
and
large
photo‐induced
PI
).
The
is
one
of
the
important
parameters
that
influences
sensitivity
PM‐OPDs,
how
effectively
suppress
a
great
challenge
improve
performance
PM‐OPDs.
In
this
work,
PM‐OPDs
can
be
suppressed
by
employing
PTAA
or
doped‐PTAA
as
interfacial
layer
replacing
PEDOT:PSS
layer.
with
2.3
×
10
−7
A
cm
−2
under
−6
V
bias,
which
much
smaller
than
1.4
for
small
molecule
DRCN5T
incorporated
into
further
passivate
surficial
defects
films,
conducive
reducing
leakage
optimal
rather
8.4
−8
well
external
quantum
efficiency
(EQE)
31700%
specific
detectivity
(D*)
1.2
13
Jones
at
370
nm.
signal‐noise‐ratio
arrives
89600
−4.5
bias
white
illumination
intensity
1.5
mW
.