Designing Ordered Organic Small-Molecule Domains for Ultraviolet Detection and Micrometer-Sized Flexible Imaging

Recent advances in 2D transition metal dichalcogenide-based photodetectors: a review

“…Fa Cao et al fabricated a dual-functional PD based on perovskites, which exhibits an ultrahigh detectivity of 4.7 × 10 11 Jones with a high responsivity of 276 mA W −1 , and can detect and recognize illumination paths and data storage with excellent cycling stability. 52 The UV photodetector based on organic materials (a responsivity of 45 mA W −1 under illumination of 250 nm) has the potential of UV flexible imaging, exhibiting high-resolution arrays reported by T Yan et al 53 In modern electronics and optoelectronics, wafer-scale processing or growth is crucial for the development of commercially viable applications of 2D materials. 54 Kang et al obtained monolayer WS 2 and MoS 2 wafer-scale films grown on silicon dioxide (SiO 2 )-insulating substrates through a metal–organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) technique.…”

Dual-benefit strategy for developing an efficient photodetector with prompt response to UV-near IR radiations: in situ synthesis and crystallization through a simple one-step annealing

“…Thus, deliberately tuning morphological factors such as the orientation and overlapping degree in stacking, crystallinity, phase separation degree, domain size and distribution presents an effective way for enhancing photodetecting activities, especially for devices constructed using the planar or bulk heterojunction (BHJ) films of multi-organic components. 19–28 A small part of demixing and the improved molecular stacking in the BHJ film of the C 60 /naphthalenedione compound are revealed as the main factors for high specific detectivity ( D *) owing to their positive effects on the separation and collection of charge carriers. 17 Tuning the aggregation of merocyanine dye to J- or H-type through the steric properties of side groups is verified as an effective method for optimizing spectral selectivity.…”

Large‐Area 2D Perovskite Oxides/Organic Heterojunction Enables Highly‐Sensitive Self‐Powered Photodetector for Ultraviolet Light Communication

“…Photodetectors have wide applications in image sensing, military warning, health monitoring and other fields. [1][2][3][4][5][6] Bulk inorganic semiconductors such as silicon and III-V semiconductors dominate in ultraviolet (UV) detection filed, however, they have complexity in integrating miniaturized and functionalized devices with read-out integrated circuitry (ROIC) that pose significant challenges in achieving device's sensitivity and compactness. [7][8][9] Solution-processed colloidal inorganic semiconductor DOI: 10.1002/adfm.202311042 nanomaterials can be alternatives in realizing low-cost optoelectronic devices, which can be assembled into film in low-temperature and be compatible with various substrates.…”