Opto-Electronic Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
1(8), P. 220006 - 220006
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
Transition
metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs)
and
perovskites
are
among
the
most
attractive
widely
investigated
semiconductors
in
recent
decade.
They
promising
materials
for
various
applications,
such
as
photodetection,
solar
energy
harvesting,
light
emission,
many
others.
Combining
these
to
form
heterostructures
can
enrich
already
fascinating
properties
bring
up
new
phenomena
opportunities.
Work
this
field
is
growing
rapidly
both
fundamental
studies
device
applications.
Here,
we
review
findings
perovskite-TMD
give
our
perspectives
on
future
development
of
field.
The
perovskites,
TMDs,
their
discussed
first,
followed
by
a
summary
synthesis
methods
TMDs
approaches
obtain
high-quality
interfaces.
Particular
attention
paid
TMD-perovskite
that
have
been
applied
cells
photodetectors
with
notable
performance
improvement.
Finally
through
analysis,
propose
an
outline
further
applications
heterostructures.
Abstract
Van
der
Waals
(vdW)
heterostructures
based
on
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs)
generally
possess
a
type-II
band
alignment
that
facilitates
the
formation
of
interlayer
excitons
between
constituent
monolayers.
Manipulation
in
TMD
vdW
holds
great
promise
for
development
excitonic
integrated
circuits
serve
as
counterpart
electronic
circuits,
which
allows
photons
and
to
transform
into
each
other
thus
bridges
optical
communication
signal
processing
at
circuit.
As
consequence,
numerous
studies
have
been
carried
out
obtain
deep
insight
physical
properties
excitons,
including
revealing
their
ultrafast
formation,
long
population
recombination
lifetimes,
intriguing
spin-valley
dynamics.
These
outstanding
ensure
with
good
transport
characteristics,
may
pave
way
potential
applications
efficient
devices
heterostructures.
At
present,
systematic
comprehensive
overview
exciton
relaxation,
transport,
is
still
lacking.
In
this
review,
we
give
description
discussion
these
frontier
topics
provide
valuable
guidance
researchers
field.
Reports on Progress in Physics,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
85(4), P. 046401 - 046401
Published: Dec. 23, 2021
Two
dimensional
(2D)
transition
metal
dichalcogenide
(TMDC)
materials,
such
as
MoS2,
WS2,
MoSe2,
and
WSe2,
have
received
extensive
attention
in
the
past
decade
due
to
their
extraordinary
physical
properties.
The
unique
properties
make
them
become
ideal
materials
for
various
electronic,
photonic
optoelectronic
devices.
However,
performance
is
limited
by
relatively
weak
light-matter
interactions
atomically
thin
form
factor.
Resonant
nanophotonic
structures
provide
a
viable
way
address
this
issue
enhance
2D
TMDCs.
Here,
we
an
overview
of
research
area,
showcasing
relevant
applications,
including
exotic
light
emission,
absorption
scattering
features.
We
start
overviewing
concept
excitons
1L-TMDC
fundamental
theory
cavity-enhanced
followed
discussion
on
recent
progress
enhanced
strong
coupling
valleytronics.
nature
enables
broad
range
ways
tune
its
electric
optical
Thus,
continue
reviewing
advances
TMDC-based
tunable
Next,
survey
over
narrow
bandwidths
using
1L
or
few-layer
TMDCs,
applications
photovoltaics
photodetectors.
also
review
efforts
engineering
scattering,
e.g.,
inducing
Fano
resonances,
wavefront
TMDCs
either
integrating
resonant
structures,
plasmonic/Mie
metasurfaces,
directly
patterning
monolayer/few
layers
then
intriguing
different
types
van
der
Waals
heterostructures,
Finally,
draw
our
opinion
potential
opportunities
challenges
rapidly
developing
field
research.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
31(43)
Published: Aug. 4, 2021
Abstract
Near
infrared
(NIR)
photodetectors
based
on
2D
materials
are
widely
studied
for
their
potential
application
in
next
generation
sensing,
thermal
imaging,
and
optical
communication.
Construction
of
van
der
Waals
(vdWs)
heterostructure
provides
a
tremendous
degree
freedom
to
combine
extend
the
features
materials,
opening
up
new
functionalities
photonic
optoelectronic
devices.
Herein,
type‐II
InSe/PdSe
2
vdWs
with
strong
interlayer
transition
NIR
photodetection
is
demonstrated.
Strong
between
InSe
PdSe
predicted
via
density
functional
theory
calculation
confirmed
by
photoluminance
spectroscopy
Kelvin
probe
force
microscopy.
The
exhibits
highly
sensitive
region
1650
nm.
photoresponsivity,
detectivity,
external
quantum
efficiency
at
this
wavelength
respectively
reaches
58.8
A
W
−1
,
1
×
10
Jones,
4660%.
results
suggest
that
construction
promising
strategy
photodetection,
work
paves
way
developing
high‐performance
devices
heterostructures.
Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
376(6591), P. 406 - 410
Published: April 21, 2022
Interlayer
excitons,
electron-hole
pairs
bound
across
two
monolayer
van
der
Waals
semiconductors,
offer
promising
electrical
tunability
and
localizability.
Because
such
excitons
display
weak
overlap,
most
studies
have
examined
only
the
lowest-energy
through
photoluminescence.
We
directly
measured
dielectric
response
of
interlayer
which
we
accessed
using
their
static
electric
dipole
moment.
thereby
determined
an
intrinsic
radiative
lifetime
0.40
nanoseconds
for
lowest
direct-gap
exciton
in
a
tungsten
diselenide/molybdenum
diselenide
heterostructure.
found
that
differences
field
twist
angle
induced
trends
transition
strengths
energies,
could
be
related
to
wave
function
moiré
confinement,
atomic
reconstruction.
Through
comparison
with
photoluminescence
spectra,
this
study
identifies
momentum-indirect
emission
mechanism.
Characterization
absorption
is
key
applications
relying
on
light-matter
interactions.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
17(5), P. 4134 - 4179
Published: Feb. 23, 2023
Two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
including
graphene,
transition
metal
dichalcogenides,
black
phosphorus,
MXenes,
and
semimetals
have
attracted
extensive
widespread
interest
over
the
past
years
for
their
many
intriguing
properties
phenomena,
underlying
physics,
great
potential
applications.
The
vast
library
of
2D
heterostructures
provides
a
diverse
range
electrical,
photonic,
mechanical,
chemical
with
boundless
opportunities
photonics
plasmonic
devices.
infrared
(IR)
regime,
wavelengths
across
0.78
μm
to
1000
μm,
has
particular
technological
significance
in
industrial,
military,
commercial,
medical
settings
while
facing
challenges
especially
limit
materials.
Here,
we
present
comprehensive
review
varied
approaches
taken
leverage
IR
applications
photodetection
sensing,
light
emission
modulation,
surface
plasmon
phonon
polaritons,
non-linear
optics,
Smith–Purcell
radiation,
among
others.
strategies
examined
include
growth
processing
materials,
use
various
like
semiconductors,
semimetals,
Weyl-semimetals
or
mixed-dimensional
hybrid
structures,
engineering
light–matter
interactions
through
nanophotonics,
metasurfaces,
polaritons.
Finally,
give
an
outlook
on
realizing
high-performance
ambient-stable
devices
prospects
future
research
large-scale
commercial
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Nov. 18, 2020
Moiré
lattices
formed
in
twisted
van
der
Waals
bilayers
provide
a
unique,
tunable
platform
to
realize
coupled
electron
or
exciton
unavailable
before.
While
twist
angle
between
the
bilayer
has
been
shown
be
critical
parameter
engineering
moiré
potential
and
enabling
novel
phenomena
electronic
systems,
systematic
experimental
study
as
function
of
is
still
missing.
Here
we
show
that
not
only
are
excitons
robust
even
large
angles,
but
also
properties
dependant
on,
controllable
by,
reciprocal
lattice
period
via
twist-angle
tuning.
From
dependence,
furthermore
obtain
effective
mass
interlayer
inter-layer
tunneling
strength,
which
difficult
measure
experimentally
otherwise.
These
findings
pave
way
for
understanding
rich
moiré-lattice
induced
angle-twisted
semiconductor
heterostructures.