2022
DOI: 10.1039/d2na00609j
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A polarization-sensitive photothermoelectric photodetector based on mixed-dimensional SWCNT–MoS2 heterostructures

Abstract: Mixed-dimensional van der Waals (vdW) integration has been demonstrated to be effective for the modulation of physical properties of homogenous materials. Herein, we reported the enhancement of photothermal conversion and...

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“…The rise/fall time serves as a vital metric for photodetectors, denoting the time interval encompassing 10 and 90% of the peak photocurrent. As illustrated in Figure c, the measured rise/fall time stands at 8.3/8.8 ms, demonstrating a noteworthy improvement in speed when contrasted with previously reported PTE detectors. ,,, The fast speed of the device based on the Te-NRs film gives it significant potential in optical communication, dynamic imaging, and motion detection. To further investigate the mechanism of the PTE effect, 520 nm laser spot scanning was performed at different power densities along the films between the two electrodes (Figure d).…”
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“…The rise/fall time serves as a vital metric for photodetectors, denoting the time interval encompassing 10 and 90% of the peak photocurrent. As illustrated in Figure c, the measured rise/fall time stands at 8.3/8.8 ms, demonstrating a noteworthy improvement in speed when contrasted with previously reported PTE detectors. ,,, The fast speed of the device based on the Te-NRs film gives it significant potential in optical communication, dynamic imaging, and motion detection. To further investigate the mechanism of the PTE effect, 520 nm laser spot scanning was performed at different power densities along the films between the two electrodes (Figure d).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Since the temperature distribution is symmetrical, the I – V curve obtained from laser irradiation at position C closely matches the dark curve, implying that almost no obvious photoresponse from the photoconductive mechanism could be induced. On the other hand, significant upward and downward shifts can be observed in the I – V curves (blue and red lines) when the left and right ends are illuminated. This phenomenon can be attributed to the temperature gradient, which fosters the generation of an intrinsic electric field extending from the left (L) to the right (R) end. As a result, the channel layer experiences a drift of hole-type carriers due to this field, resulting in a negative voltage. Conversely, a positive voltage can be generated.…”
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