Chinese Physics B,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
33(6), P. 068101 - 068101
Published: March 22, 2024
Perpendicular
optical
reversal
of
the
linear
dichroism
transition
has
promising
applications
in
polarization-sensitive
optoelectronic
devices.
We
perform
a
systematical
study
on
in-plane
anisotropy
quasi-one-dimensional
PdBr
2
by
using
combined
measurements
angle-resolved
polarized
Raman
spectroscopy
(ARPRS)
and
anisotropic
absorption
spectrum.
The
analyses
ARPRS
data
validate
properties
flake.
And
spectrum
nanoflake
demonstrates
distinct
reversal.
Photodetector
constructed
nanowire
exhibits
high
responsivity
747
A⋅W
−1
specific
detectivity
5.8
×
10
12
Jones.
photodetector
prominent
photoresponsivity
under
405-nm
light
irradiation
with
large
photocurrent
ratio
1.56,
which
is
superior
to
those
most
previously
reported
counterparts.
Our
offers
fundamental
insights
into
strong
exhibited
,
establishing
it
as
candidate
for
miniaturization
integration
trends
polarization-related
applications.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(29)
Published: June 25, 2024
Abstract
A
novel
polarization‐sensitive
artificial
optoelectronic
synapse
based
on
β
‐Ga
2
O
3
single‐crystal
is
proposed
in
this
work,
featuring
reconfigurable
anisotropic
vision.
series
of
synaptic
activities
and
image
recognition
functions
are
successfully
simulated
using
device.
The
intriguing
performance
device,
stems
from
the
crystal
anisotropy
,
which
confirmed
through
polarization
Raman
measurements
first‐principles
theoretical
calculations.
Furthermore,
a
comprehensive
analysis
persistent
photoelectric
properties
device
unveils
that
adaptability
ionization
dissociation
oxygen
vacancies.
Ultimately,
utilized
fields
information
encryption.
four‐layer
neural
network
with
two
hidden
layers
constructed
for
recognizing
handwritten
digits.
After
training,
accuracy
reaches
over
91.5%
both
unpolarized
polarized
light.
Information
encryption
achieved
by
controlling
states.
enables
data
generation
to
be
conducted
same
platform,
mitigating
exposure
risks
during
transmission
significantly
enhancing
security
confidentiality.
This
work
presents
new
opportunities
future
applications
polarization‐based
perception
systems.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 19, 2025
Abstract
With
the
rapid
advancement
of
2D
material‐based
optoelectronic
devices,
significant
progress
is
made
in
development
all‐optical
logic
synaptic
biomimetic
and
multidimensional
detection
systems.
As
entering
to
high‐speed
information
era,
there
an
urgent
demand
for
complex,
compact,
multifunctional,
low‐energy,
intelligent
sensing
chips.
Examining
evolution
current
technologies
reveals
a
parallel
bipolar
response
mechanisms‐from
simple
positive
negative
responses
more
intricate
inhibition‐promotion
dynamics
with
persistent
characteristics.
This
significantly
broadens
their
applications
devices.
Moreover,
compared
unipolar
responses,
complex
offer
greater
flexibility
adaptation
unique
one‐to‐one
mapping
high‐dimensional
parameters
such
as
polarization,
phase,
spectrum,
positioning
them
promising
candidates
breakthroughs
resolution.
In
this
review,
design
strategies
are
comprehensively
explored
various
materials,
highlighting
deep
advanced
fields.
It
aimed
review
provide
broad
overview
bi‐directional
mechanisms,
offering
inspiration
designing
next
generation
Applied Physics Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
The
omnipresence
of
polarized
light
on
the
surface
earth,
a
result
atmospheric
scattering,
underscores
significance
detecting
this
and
extracting
valuable
information
regarding
phase
polarization
angle.
In
recent
years,
there
has
been
surge
in
research
polarization-sensitive
photodetectors
that
utilize
anisotropic
two-dimensional
(2D)
materials.
essence
these
2D
is
rooted
characteristics
arise
from
asymmetric
crystal
lattice
materials
question.
This
anisotropy
manifested
both
optical
electrical
behaviors
due
to
asymmetrical
nature
structure.
article
systematically
categorizes
offers
an
insightful
overview
their
structures.
It
also
introduces
various
characterization
techniques
designed
elucidate
properties
focus
then
shifts
detailing
current
state
realm
material-based
photodetectors.
provides
comprehensive
description
working
principles
behind
with
different
structural
designs,
shedding
underlying
mechanisms
enable
sensitivity.
conclusion,
summarizes
findings
review,
highlighting
advancements
challenges
field.
Additionally,
review
proposes
several
forward-looking
recommendations
guide
future
trajectory
development
domain
Abstract
As
a
special
type
of
photodetectors,
the
bipolar
photodetectors
(BPDs)
have
attracted
extensive
attention
because
their
unique
positive
and
negative
outputs,
endowing
them
attractive
applications,
such
as
optical
communication,
logic
gate,
imaging.
However,
there
is
still
insufficient
understanding
working
mechanisms
device
structures
BPDs,
which
limits
optoelectronic
performances
practical
applications.
This
review
focuses
on
principles,
constructions,
applications
BPDs.
First,
fundamental
principles
BPDs
are
analyzed
based
structures,
including
photoconductors,
photodiodes,
phototransistors,
photoelectrochemical
others.
Second,
constructions
different
materials
(2D
materials,
organic
semiconductors,
perovskites,
III–V
compounds,
oxides,
selenides)
reviewed,
discussed.
Third,
various
summarized,
Finally,
challenges
prospects
delivered
for
developing
state‐of‐the‐art
It
can
be
expected
that
this
will
provide
valuable
insights
guidance
future
research
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 10, 2025
On-chip
polarized
photodetectors
play
a
crucial
role
in
advancing
ultra-compact
optoelectronic
devices
for
next-generation
technologies.
However,
simultaneously
detecting
the
angle
of
linear
polarization
(AoLP)
and
degree
(DoLP)
within
single
device
remains
challenging
task,
particularly
due
to
inherently
weak
states
found
naturally
anisotropic
materials.
In
this
paper,
it
is
reported
on
development
twisted
monopole
barrier
photodetector
based
PdSe2/MoS2/PdSe2
configuration.
This
features
rapid
response
time
7-12
µs.
an
imaging
demonstration,
operates
as
single-polarization
photodetector,
reconstructing
AoLP
DoLP
distributions
target
objects
through
bias-switchable
detection
across
wide
spectral
range,
all
without
plasmonic/metasurface
nanostructures
or
filters.
Additionally,
demonstrates
bipolar
characteristics
under
zero-bias
conditions
at
room
temperature,
enabling
dual-binary
coding
polarimetric-encoded
communication.
These
combination
positions
highly
promising
candidate
on-chip
applications.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
18(40), P. 27579 - 27589
Published: Sept. 24, 2024
The
machine
vision
utilized
in
unmanned
driving
systems
must
possess
the
ability
to
accurately
perceive
scenes
under
low-light
illumination
conditions.
To
achieve
this,
photodetectors
with
low
detection
limits
and
a
fast
response
are
essential.
Current
rely
on
avalanche
diodes
or
lidars,
which
come
drawbacks
of
increased
energy
consumption
complexity.
Here,
we
present
an
ultrasensitive
photodetector
based
two-dimensional
(2D)
Bi
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
Abstract
Metal
halide
perovskites
(MHPs)
are
commonly
used
in
polarization‐sensitive
photodetectors
(PDs)
for
applications
such
as
polarization
imaging,
remote
sensing,
and
optical
communication.
Although
various
methods
exist
to
adjust
the
photocurrent,
a
universal
effective
approach
continuous
control
of
MHPs’
optoelectronic
polarized
properties
is
lacking.
A
strategy
electrically
modulate
ratio
(PR)
self‐powered
PDs
using
ferro‐pyro‐phototronic
effect
(FPPE)
2D
presented.
By
varying
amplitude
direction
ferroelectric
voltage,
built‐in
electric
field
heterojunction
can
be
modulated,
allowing
controllable
PR
regulation
adjustable
characteristics.
Moreover,
pyroelectric
photoresponses
realized,
significantly
enhancing
responsivity,
response
speed
PDs.
Both
currents
photocurrents
exhibit
obvious
This
method's
versatility
demonstrated
by
creating
three
additional
quasi‐2D
MHP
ferroelectric‐based
polarized‐sensitive
proof‐of‐concept
encrypted
communication
achieved
UV‐sensitive
light‐sensing
units.
These
findings
highlight
FPPE's
potential
enhance
device
control,
enabling
high‐performance
photodetection.
Nanoscale Horizons,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
A
single-gate-tunable
bipolar
photoresponse
photodetector
based
on
a
WSe
2
in-plane
homojunction
is
developed
towards
simultaneous
high
dynamic
range
image
perception
and
processing.
Abstract
Low‐dimensional
van
der
Waals
materials
(vdWMs)
have
attracted
worldwide
interest
on
account
of
numerous
advantages
including
self‐passivated
surface,
high
carrier
mobility,
excellent
flexibility,
etc
.
Among
multiple
vdWMs,
Sb
2
Se
3
stands
out
due
to
its
light
absorption
coefficient,
environmentally
friendly
components,
stability,
and
abundant
reserve.
However,
limited
effective
wavelength
range
unscalable
preparation
been
obstinate
issues
standing
in
the
way
further
development.
Herein,
pulsed‐laser
deposition
(PLD)
has
developed
for
synthesizing
nanofilms,
wafer‐scale
realized.
The
PLD‐derived
photodetector
demonstrates
broadband
photoresponse
across
UV
NIR.
First‐principles
calculations
determined
that
this
is
because
formation
vacancies
can
result
a
reduction
bandgap.
Upon
635
nm
illumination,
an
optimal
responsivity
2.68
A
W
−1
achieved,
corresponding
external
quantum
efficiency
524%
specific
detectivity
1.34
×
10
12
Jones.
Furthermore,
device
manifests
short
response/recovery
time
≈2/1
ms.
Proof‐of‐concept
imaging
as
well
fitness
monitoring
(respiratory
rate
&
heart
rate)
Profited
from
scalable
preparation,
array
photodetectors
produced,
exhibiting
qualified
device‐to‐device
variation.
On
whole,
study
depicted
attractive
landscape
next‐generation
integrated
optoelectronics.
Nanoscale Horizons,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(10), P. 1599 - 1629
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
applications
of
2D
material
photodetectors
in
extensive
fields,
including
imaging,
health
monitoring,
tracking,
logic
operation,
ultraviolet
communications,
automatic
driving,
and
acoustic
signal
detection,
have
been
introduced.