Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(24)
Published: Feb. 20, 2024
Abstract
Intrinsically
flexible
photodetectors
are
compelling
building
blocks
for
next‐generation
wearable
optoelectronic
systems
owing
to
their
distinctive
advantages
of
reliable
structural
durability
and
versatile
scalability
large‐scale
production.
However,
practical
applications
still
impeded
by
the
inferior
photodetection
performance,
irreversible
device
failure
after
breakage,
serious
e‐waste
accumulation
service
life.
Herein,
a
high‐performance
intrinsically
flexible,
mechanically
durable,
self‐healable,
closed‐loop
recyclable,
screen‐printable
Te
NWs/MoS
2
nanosheets/polyimine
nanocomposite‐based
photodetector
designed
engineering‐ordered‐bridged
1D/2D
carrier
percolation
“fast
lanes”
in
dynamic
covalent
polyimine
matrix
via
flow‐designed
solution‐shearing
method.
Such
design
provides
sixfold,
20.1‐fold,
6.9‐fold
enhancement
mobility,
responsivity
(11.68
mA
W
−1
),
detectivity
(1.145
×
10
Jones),
respectively,
as
well
stable
photoresponse
over
eight
months
or
50
000
bending‐flattening
times.
Meanwhile,
this
presents
excellent
self‐healing
efficiency
repeatable
recyclability
reconfiguration.
Furthermore,
these
merits
can
be
fully
integrated
onto
textile
assembling
nacre‐like
/polyimine
nanocomposite
coatings
on
textiles
screen‐printing
processes,
enabling
programmable
patterning
arrays
large‐area
image
sensing.
This
work
viable
approach
shape‐tunable
optoelectronics
with
mechanical
customizable
functionalities,
demonstrating
tremendous
potential
systems.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(17), P. 17516 - 17526
Published: Aug. 22, 2023
Due
to
their
superior
optoelectronic
properties,
monolayer
two-dimensional
(2D)
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs)
have
attracted
significant
attention
for
electroluminescent
devices.
However,
challenges
in
isolating
optoelectronically
active
TMD
monolayers
using
scalable
liquid
phase
exfoliation
precluded
electroluminescence
large-area,
solution-processed
films.
Here,
we
overcome
these
limitations
and
demonstrate
from
molybdenum
disulfide
(MoS2)
nanosheet
films
by
employing
a
monolayer-rich
MoS2
ink
produced
electrochemical
intercalation
megasonic
exfoliation.
Characteristic
photoluminescence
spectral
peaks
at
1.88-1.90
eV
are
observed
megasonicated
films,
with
the
emission
intensity
increasing
film
thickness
over
range
10-70
nm.
Furthermore,
vertical
light-emitting
capacitor
architecture
enables
uniform
large-area
These
results
indicate
that
megasonically
exfoliated
retain
direct
bandgap
character
electrically
percolating
thin
even
following
multistep
solution
processing.
Overall,
this
work
establishes
inks
as
an
additive
manufacturing
platform
flexible,
patterned,
miniaturized
light
sources
can
likely
be
expanded
other
semiconductors.
ACS Applied Nano Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(5), P. 3236 - 3244
Published: Feb. 27, 2023
Owing
to
the
simplicity,
scalability,
and
cost-efficiency,
solution-processable
two-dimensional
(2D)
semiconductors
have
attracted
great
interest
in
electronic
applications,
especially
as
channel
material
for
field-effect
transistors
(FETs).
Inkjet
printing
is
a
lithography-free
technique
achieve
drop-on-demand
patterning
of
2D
ink.
However,
thus
far,
inkjet-printed
FETs
exhibit
limited
performance
due
coffee-ring
effect
consequent
discontinuity
printed
films.
Here,
we
report
high-performance
flexible
MoS2
with
high
mobilities
on/off
ratios
their
gas
sensing
applications.
By
preparing
high-quality
ink
comprised
nanoplates
using
electrochemical
exfoliation
then
applying
binary
solvent
2-butanol
isopropanol,
obtained
was
form
continuous
relatively
uniform
film,
were
demonstrated,
11
cm2
V–1
s–1
106.
Furthermore,
low-voltage
gate
modulation
achieved
by
an
ion
gel
gate,
robust
electrical
under
tensile
strain
observed
gel-gated
on
substrates.
As
film
abundant
edge
sites
sulfur
vacancies,
further
demonstrated
our
sensors
limit
detection
10
ppb
NO2
0.5
ppm
NH3,
together
fast
recovery
rate.
Nanoscale,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(33), P. 13809 - 13821
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Two-dimensional
(2D)
semiconducting
material-based
photodetectors
(PDs)
with
high
responsivity
and
fast
photo-response
are
of
great
interest
for
various
applications
such
as
optical
communications,
biomedical
imaging,
security
surveillance,
environmental
monitoring,
etc.
Additive
manufacturing
2D
printing
is
a
potentially
less
cumbersome
cost-effective
alternative
to
conventional
microdevice
fabrication
processes
used
in
the
production
PDs.
Here,
we
have
fabricated
Si/WS2
quantum
dot-based
heterostructure
PD
very
short
electrode
gap
40
μm
by
simple
process.
The
printed
p-Si/n-WS2
shows
an
excellent
photo-to-dark
current
ratio
5121
under
405
nm
illumination
(23.8
mW
cm-2).
photodetector
exhibits
peak
126
A
W-1
detectivity
9.24
×
1012
Jones
over
broad
wavelength
range
(300-1100
nm),
which
much
superior
commercial
Si
external
efficiency
3.9
104%
ultrafast
photoresponse
(7.8
μs
rise
time
9.5
fall
time)
make
device
attractive
candidate
efficient
photodetector.
origin
high-performance
photodetection
traced
nearly
defect-free
interface
at
heterojunction,
leading
highly
charge
separation
photocurrent.
Finally,
2D-printed
good
even
self-powered
conditions,
attractive.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
34(24)
Published: Feb. 20, 2024
Abstract
Intrinsically
flexible
photodetectors
are
compelling
building
blocks
for
next‐generation
wearable
optoelectronic
systems
owing
to
their
distinctive
advantages
of
reliable
structural
durability
and
versatile
scalability
large‐scale
production.
However,
practical
applications
still
impeded
by
the
inferior
photodetection
performance,
irreversible
device
failure
after
breakage,
serious
e‐waste
accumulation
service
life.
Herein,
a
high‐performance
intrinsically
flexible,
mechanically
durable,
self‐healable,
closed‐loop
recyclable,
screen‐printable
Te
NWs/MoS
2
nanosheets/polyimine
nanocomposite‐based
photodetector
designed
engineering‐ordered‐bridged
1D/2D
carrier
percolation
“fast
lanes”
in
dynamic
covalent
polyimine
matrix
via
flow‐designed
solution‐shearing
method.
Such
design
provides
sixfold,
20.1‐fold,
6.9‐fold
enhancement
mobility,
responsivity
(11.68
mA
W
−1
),
detectivity
(1.145
×
10
Jones),
respectively,
as
well
stable
photoresponse
over
eight
months
or
50
000
bending‐flattening
times.
Meanwhile,
this
presents
excellent
self‐healing
efficiency
repeatable
recyclability
reconfiguration.
Furthermore,
these
merits
can
be
fully
integrated
onto
textile
assembling
nacre‐like
/polyimine
nanocomposite
coatings
on
textiles
screen‐printing
processes,
enabling
programmable
patterning
arrays
large‐area
image
sensing.
This
work
viable
approach
shape‐tunable
optoelectronics
with
mechanical
customizable
functionalities,
demonstrating
tremendous
potential
systems.