iScience,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
28(1), P. 111689 - 111689
Published: Dec. 26, 2024
Based
on
the
nonlinear
broadband
saturation
absorption,
ultrafast
carrier
recovery
rate,
and
ultrashort
time
of
new
low
dimensional
materials,
photonics
has
rapidly
developed
as
an
interdisciplinary
field.
We
have
demonstrated
multiple
solitons
state
output
in
erbium-doped
fiber
laser
based
saturable
absorption
characteristic
AgInP2S6.
By
preparing
AgInP2S6
with
a
modulation
depth
10.3%
absorber,
soliton
mode-locked
operation
pulse
duration
292
fs
was
achieved.
The
repetition
frequency
is
43
MHz,
signal-to-noise
ratio
high
82
dB.
In
addition,
bound
width
332
harmonic
up
to
645
MHz
were
also
experimental
results
support
possibility
absorber;
therefore,
material
may
be
strong
candidate
for
future
promising
absorber
materials.
Small Structures,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(8)
Published: Jan. 29, 2024
With
the
advent
of
two‐dimensional
(2D)
van
der
Waals
(vdW)
materials,
many
non‐van
(nvdW)
materials
have
been
synthesized
and
are
being
exploited
for
novel
applications.
Bismuth
oxychalcogenides
(Bi
2
O
X;
X
is
S,
Se,
Te),
a
nvdW
series
with
moderate
band
gap
semiconductors,
possess
high
carrier
mobility
air
stability.
The
layers
in
Bi
stay
formal
bond,
giving
rise
to
distinct
structural,
optical,
thermal,
electronic
properties
different
from
conventional
vdW
materials.
Herein,
these
properties,
their
synthesis,
transfer
methods
2D
examined.
photodetector
application
heterostructure
(HS)
surveyed
special
attention
Se.
Beyond
photodetector,
other
emerging
fields,
such
as
gas‐bio
sensors,
optoelectronic
imaging,
integrated
memory,
solar
cells,
photothermal
technology
looked
over.
Based
on
ongoing
research
challenges,
strategies
future
innovations
presented
basics
miniaturized
In
view
offsets
type
HS
94
vdW‐nvdW
sets
proposed.
This
review
will
guide
studies
meet
increasing
demands
multifunctional
applications
laboratory
industrial
scale.
Materials Futures,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
3(1), P. 012301 - 012301
Published: Sept. 14, 2023
Abstract
Detecting
light
from
a
wealth
of
physical
degrees
freedom
(e.g.
wavelength,
intensity,
polarization
state,
phase,
etc)
enables
the
acquirement
more
comprehensive
information.
In
past
two
decades,
low-dimensional
van
der
Waals
materials
(vdWMs)
have
established
themselves
as
transformative
building
blocks
toward
lensless
optoelectronics,
which
is
highly
beneficial
for
optoelectronic
system
miniaturization.
This
review
provides
overview
on
recent
development
vdWM
polarized
photodetectors.
To
begin
with,
exploitation
pristine
1D/2D
vdWMs
with
immanent
in-plane
anisotropy
and
related
heterostructures
filterless
polarization-sensitive
photodetectors
introduced.
Then,
we
systematically
epitomized
various
strategies
to
induce
photosensitivity
enhance
degree
photodetectors,
including
quantum
tailoring,
construction
core–shell
structures,
rolling
engineering,
ferroelectric
regulation,
strain
etc,
emphasis
fundamental
principles.
Following
that,
ingenious
applications
based
multiplexing
optical
communications
enhanced-contrast
imaging,
been
presented.
end,
current
challenges
along
future
prospects
this
burgeoning
research
field
underscored.
On
whole,
depicts
fascinating
landscape
next-generation
high-integration
multifunctional
systems.
Materials Horizons,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(9), P. 3369 - 3381
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Programmable
optoelectronic
dichroism
has
been
demonstrated
by
quantum
tailoring
of
Bi
2
S
3
nanowire
photodetectors,
and
multiplexing
optical
communications
as
well
polarimetric
imaging
have
developed.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(28)
Published: April 26, 2024
Abstract
Germanium‐based
monochalcogenides
(i.e.,
GeS
and
GeSe)
with
desirable
properties
are
promising
candidates
for
the
development
of
next‐generation
optoelectronic
devices.
However,
they
still
stuck
challenges,
such
as
relatively
fixed
electronic
band
structure,
unconfigurable
characteristics,
difficulty
in
achieving
free‐standing
growth.
Herein,
it
is
demonstrated
that
two‐dimensional
(2D)
1−x
Se
x
(0
≤
1)
nanoplates
can
be
grown
by
low‐pressure
rapid
physical
vapor
deposition
(LPRPVD),
fulfilling
a
continuously
composition‐tunable
optical
bandgap
structure.
By
leveraging
synergistic
effect
composition‐dependent
modulation
growth,
‐based
devices
exhibit
significantly
configurable
hole
mobility
from
6.22
×
10
−4
to
1.24
cm
2
V
−1
s⁻
1
tunable
responsivity
8.6
311
A
W
(635
nm),
varies
0
1.
Furthermore,
polarimetric
sensitivity
tailored
4.3
(GeS
0.29
0.71
)
1.8
(GeSe)
benefiting
alloy
engineering.
Finally,
imaging
capability
also
show
application
potential
nanoplates.
This
work
broadens
functionality
conventional
binary
materials
motivates
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.
Advanced Physics Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
Abstract
By
virtue
of
the
excellent
flexibility,
conformability,
portability,
and
aesthetics,
wearable
photodetectors
have
attracted
worldwide
research
enthusiasm
over
past
decade.
However,
traditional
bulk
covalent
semiconductors
are
difficult
to
be
applied
due
their
pronounced
rigidity.
Profiting
from
self‐passivated
surface,
carrier
mobility,
strong
light‐harvesting
ability,
low‐dimensional
van
der
Waals
materials
(LDvdWMs)
shown
immense
potential
for
application
in
optoelectronic
devices.
Nevertheless,
preparation
flexible
through
exfoliation/transfer
or
solution
methods
has
suffered
severe
drawbacks
spanning
low
production
yield,
contamination,
uncompetitive
device
properties.
Therefore,
researchers
been
committed
exploring
alternative
strategies.
In
response
this,
current
review
systematically
summarizes
latest
advancements
directly
constructing
LDvdWM
on
substrates,
including
developing
low‐melting‐point
targeted
materials,
electron‐beam‐enabled
crystallization,
photonic
modified
chemical
vapor
deposition,
pulsed‐laser
with
elaboration
fundamental
mechanisms
enabling
situ
deposition
LDvdWMs.
Finally,
tricky
challenges
standing
way
this
field
epitomized
solutions
addressing
them
proposed.
On
whole,
underscores
distinctive
pathways
development
photodetectors,
which
probably
usher
next‐generation
technologies.
Nanoscale,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
burgeoning
initiatives
implementing
self-driven
2D
layered
material
photodetectors
have
been
presented,
heralding
new
avenues
for
the
next-generation
integrated
and
miniaturized
optoelectronic
industry.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(5)
Published: Nov. 5, 2023
Abstract
High‐speed
and
sensitive
UV–Vis
photodetectors
have
been
constructed
based
on
a
typical
1D
van
der
Waals
material,
antimony
sulfide
(Sb
2
S
3
).
Impressively,
the
Sb
nanowire
photodetector
demonstrates
pronounced
photosensitivity
exhibiting
remarkable
on/off
ratio
of
≈2800
under
power
density
318
mW
cm
−2
.
In
addition,
high
responsivity,
an
outstanding
detectivity,
short
response/recovery
time
270
A
W
−1
,
4.37
×
10
13
Jones,
10/12
ms
are
achieved.
The
competitive
is
associated
with
intrinsic
Mie
resonance
nanowire,
which
conducive
to
enhancing
coupling
photosensitive
channel
incident
light.
By
virtue
unique
structural
nature
in
both
extrinsic
perspectives,
manifest
distinct
polarization‐discriminating
photoresponse
optimal
dichroic
reaching
≈7.2.
Moreover,
demonstrate
stable
from
room
temperature
160
°C,
these
nanodevices
durable
against
long‐term
high‐temperature
heating
treatment
at
up
300
°C.
Taking
advantage
excellent
thermal
robustness,
high‐temperature‐proof
optoelectronic
imaging
dual‐channel
optical
communication
applications
demonstrated
low‐dimensional
materials.
On
whole,
this
study
provides
new
option
for
advanced
multifunctional
system
extreme
working
environments.
Photonics Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(4), P. 691 - 691
Published: Jan. 24, 2024
Since
the
emergence
of
graphene,
transition
metal
dichalcogenides,
and
black
phosphorus,
two-dimensional
materials
have
attracted
significant
attention
driven
development
fundamental
physics
optoelectronic
devices.
Metal
phosphorus
trichalcogenides
(
MPX
3
),
due
to
their
large
bandgap
1.3–3.5
eV,
enable
extension
applications
visible
ultraviolet
(UV)
wavelengths.
Micro-Z/I-scan
(μ-Z/I-scan)
micro-pump-probe
(μ-pump-probe)
setups
were
used
systematically
investigate
third-order
nonlinear
optical
properties
ultrafast
carrier
dynamics
representative
material
AgInP
2
S
6
.
UV-visible
absorption
spectra
density
functional
theory
(DFT)
calculations
revealed
a
quantum
confinement
effect,
in
which
decreased
with
increasing
thickness.
The
two-photon
(TPA)
effect
is
exhibited
under
excitation
both
520
1040
nm
femtosecond
pulses,
where
TPA
coefficient
decreases
as
thickness
increases.
In
contrast,
saturation
intensity
exhibits
opposite
behavior
that
more
likely
occur
excitation.
After
valence
band
electrons
undergo
photon
transitions
conduction
band,
non-equilibrium
carriers
relax
through
non-radiative
defect-assisted
recombination.
These
findings
provide
comprehensive
understanding
response
process
are
valuable
reference
for
Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(23), P. 7372 - 7372
Published: Nov. 27, 2023
By
virtue
of
the
widely
tunable
band
structure,
dangling-bond-free
surface,
gate
electrostatic
controllability,
excellent
flexibility,
and
high
light
transmittance,
2D
layered
materials
have
shown
indisputable
application
prospects
in
field
optoelectronic
sensing.
However,
commonly
suffer
from
weak
absorption,
limited
carrier
lifetime,
pronounced
interfacial
effects,
which
led
to
necessity
for
further
improvement
performance
material
photodetectors
make
them
fully
competent
numerous
requirements
practical
applications.
In
recent
years,
researchers
explored
multifarious
methods
a
variety
perspectives.
To
promote
development
innovation
photodetectors,
this
review
epitomizes
latest
research
progress
improving
including
crystalline
quality,
engineering,
interface
passivation,
harvesting
enhancement,
channel
depletion,
shrinkage,
selective
trapping,
with
focus
on
their
underlying
working
mechanisms.
end,
ongoing
challenges
burgeoning
are
underscored,
potential
strategies
addressing
been
proposed.
On
whole,
sheds
upcoming
future.