Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 18, 2024
High-quality
imaging
units
are
indispensable
in
modern
optoelectronic
systems
for
accurate
recognition
and
processing
of
optical
information.
To
fulfill
massive
complex
tasks
the
digital
age,
devices
with
remarkable
photoresponsive
characteristics
versatile
reconfigurable
functions
on
a
single-device
platform
demand
but
remain
challenging
to
fabricate.
Herein,
an
AlGaN/GaN-based
double-heterostructure
is
reported,
incorporated
unique
compositionally
graded
AlGaN
structure
generate
channel
polarization-induced
two-dimensional
electron
gas
(2DEGs).
Owing
programmable
feature
2DEGs
by
combined
gate
drain
voltage
inputs,
particular
capability
separation,
collection
storage
under
different
light
illumination,
phototransistor
shows
multifunctional
behaviors
superior
characteristics.
A
self-powered
mode
responsivity
over
100
W
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: April 19, 2023
Abstract
Photodetectors
based
on
two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
have
been
the
focus
of
intensive
research
and
development
over
past
decade.
However,
a
gap
has
long
persisted
between
fundamental
mature
applications.
One
main
reasons
behind
this
lack
practical
unified
approach
for
characterization
their
figures
merit,
which
should
be
compatible
with
traditional
performance
evaluation
system
photodetectors.
This
is
essential
to
determine
degree
compatibility
laboratory
prototypes
industrial
technologies.
Here
we
propose
general
guidelines
merit
2D
photodetectors
analyze
common
situations
when
specific
detectivity,
responsivity,
dark
current,
speed
can
misestimated.
Our
help
improve
standardization
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Jan. 26, 2023
Ga2O3-based
solar
blind
avalanche
photodetectors
exhibit
low
voltage
operation,
optical
filter-free
and
monolithic
integration
of
photodetector
arrays,
therefore
they
are
promising
to
be
an
alternative
the
bulky
fragile
photomultiplier
tubes
for
weak
signal
detection
in
deep-ultraviolet
region.
Here,
by
deliberate
lattice
band
engineering,
we
construct
n-Barrier-n
unipolar
barrier
consisting
β-Ga2O3/MgO/Nb:SrTiO3
heterostructure,
which
enlarged
conduction
offsets
fortify
reverse
breakdown
suppress
dark
current
while
negligible
valance
faciliate
minority
carrier
flow
across
heterojunction.
The
developed
devices
record-high
gain
up
5.9
×
105
detectivity
2.33
1016
Jones
among
reported
wafer-scale
grown
photodetectors,
even
comparable
commercial
tubes.
These
findings
provide
insights
into
precise
manipulation
alignment
also
offer
exciting
opportunities
further
developing
high-performance
electronics
optoelectronics.
With
the
increasing
demand
for
multispectral
information
acquisition,
infrared
imaging
technology
that
is
inexpensive
and
can
be
miniaturized
integrated
into
other
devices
has
received
extensive
attention.
However,
widespread
usage
of
such
photodetectors
still
limited
by
high
cost
epitaxial
semiconductors
complex
cryogenic
cooling
systems.
Here,
we
demonstrate
a
noncooled
two-color
photodetector
provide
temporal-spatial
coexisting
spectral
blackbody
detection
at
both
near-infrared
mid-infrared
wavelengths.
This
consists
vertically
stacked
back-to-back
diode
structures.
The
signals
effectively
separated
to
achieve
ultralow
crosstalk
~0.05%
controlling
built-in
electric
field
depending
on
intermediate
layer,
which
acts
as
an
electron-collecting
layer
hole-blocking
barrier.
impressive
performance
verified
specific
detectivity
(D*)
6.4
×
109
cm
Hz1/2
W-1
3.5
μm
room
temperature,
well
promising
NIR/MWIR
absolute
temperature
detection.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(17), P. 8241 - 8248
Published: Aug. 18, 2023
Next-generation
mid-infrared
(MIR)
imaging
chips
demand
free-cooling
capability
and
high-level
integration.
The
rising
two-dimensional
(2D)
semimetals
with
excellent
infrared
(IR)
photoresponses
are
compliant
these
requirements.
However,
challenges
remain
in
scalable
growth
substrate-dependence
for
on-chip
Here,
we
demonstrate
the
inch-level
2D
palladium
ditelluride
(PdTe2)
Dirac
semimetal
using
a
low-temperature
self-stitched
epitaxy
(SSE)
approach.
low
formation
energy
between
two
precursors
facilitates
multiple-point
nucleation
(∼300
°C),
growing
up,
merging,
resulting
self-stitching
of
PdTe2
domains
into
continuous
film,
which
is
highly
compatible
back-end-of-line
(BEOL)
technology.
uncooled
PdTe2/Si
Schottky
junction-based
photodetector
exhibits
an
ultrabroadband
photoresponse
up
to
10.6
μm
large
specific
detectivity.
Furthermore,
integrated
device
array
demonstrates
high-resolution
room-temperature
capability,
can
serve
as
optical
data
receiver
IR
communication.
This
study
paves
way
toward
MIR
sensing.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
31(36)
Published: June 24, 2021
Abstract
Humans
can
clearly
perceive
surroundings
efficiently
while
consuming
little
energy
because
of
human
intelligence
and
powerful
vision
system.
Thus,
it
has
been
a
long‐sought
dream
for
beings
to
build
such
an
energy‐efficient
artificial
intelligent
system
with
emerging
devices.
Unfortunately,
wearable
optoelectronic
device
visual
nociceptor
systems,
regarded
as
key
bionic
function
protect
the
vision,
remains
be
developed
so
far.
Herein,
using
vertical
coplanar‐multiterminal
flexible
transient
photogating
transistor
network
3
nm
ultrashort
channel,
painful‐perceptual
abilities
is
successfully
demonstrated
electronic‐skin
(e‐skin)
applications.
The
not
only
ability
ultrafast
physical
disappearance
60
s
information
security
but
also
establishes
optical
in‐sensor
(ISVN)
e‐skin.
transition
from
short‐time
memory
long‐time
educed
by
strong
effect,
higher‐level‐graded
painful
alarm‐sensing
this
Moreover,
proposed
devices
will
achieve
light
sensitization
under
different
spatiotemporal
color
patterns
avoid
external
secondary
injuries.
It
provides
good
opportunity
future
e‐skin
taking
advantage
its
intriguing
pain‐perceptual
abilities.
npj 2D Materials and Applications,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: Aug. 1, 2022
Abstract
The
shrinking
of
transistors
has
hit
a
wall
material
degradation
and
the
specialized
electronic
applications
for
complex
scenarios
have
raised
challenges
in
heterostructures
integration.
Intriguingly,
two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
excellent
performance
even
at
monolayer.
rich
band
structures
lattice-mismatch-free
can
further
develop
specific
mechanisms
to
meet
demands
various
systems.
Here
we
review
progress
2D
semiconductors
from
devices
Focusing
on
ultra-thin
high-performance
nanosheets
transistor
channels,
consider
channel
optimization,
contact
characteristics,
dielectric
Then
examined
functions
including
computing,
memory
sense.
Finally,
discuss
functionalized
arrays
aiming
problems
that
are
difficult
solve
with
bulk
materials,
like
fusion
computation
all-in-one
system.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(39)
Published: Aug. 16, 2022
Room-temperature-operating
highly
sensitive
mid-wavelength
infrared
(MWIR)
photodetectors
are
utilized
in
a
large
number
of
important
applications,
including
night
vision,
communications,
and
optical
radar.
Many
previous
studies
have
demonstrated
uncooled
MWIR
using
2D
narrow-bandgap
semiconductors.
To
date,
most
these
works
atomically
thin
flakes,
simple
van
der
Waals
(vdW)
heterostructures,
or
p-n
junctions
as
absorbers,
which
difficulty
meeting
the
requirements
for
state-of-the-art
with
blackbody
response.
Here,
fully
depleted
self-aligned
MoS2
-BP-MoS2
vdW
heterostructure
sandwiched
between
two
electrodes
is
reported.
This
new
type
photodetector
exhibits
competitive
performance,
high
peak
photoresponsivity
up
to
0.77
A
W-1
low
noise-equivalent
power
2.0
×
10-14
W
Hz-1/2
,
region.
specific
detectivity
8.61
1010
cm
Hz1/2
under
radiation
achieved
at
room
temperature
Importantly,
effective
detection
range
device
twice
that
photodetectors.
Furthermore,
presents
an
ultrafast
response
≈4
µs
both
visible
short-wavelength
bands.
These
results
provide
ideal
platform
realizing
broadband
room-temperature