“…Such strong negative rectification in B/C 4 N 4 /Li vdW heterojunctions can be applied to improve the photosensitivity in the dark and under infrared illumination conditions in tunneling photodiodes. [69][70][71] In order to understand the tunable asymmetric transport behavior in B/C 4 N 4 vdW heterojunctions via Li-ion adsorption, we explore the transport mechanism in two-probe Li-ion-adsorbed B/C 4 N 4 systems. The transmission function T(E,V b ) is the sum of transmission probabilities of all channels available at energy E under external bias voltage V b :…”
Section: Li-ions By Comparing the Band Structures Of B/c 4 N 4 Vdw Hmentioning
The adsorption of Li-ions on the bottom site contributes to improve the photodetectivity and photoresponsivity in B/C4N4 vdW heterojunction photodiode, owing to the elimination of interlayer Schottky barrier.
“…Such strong negative rectification in B/C 4 N 4 /Li vdW heterojunctions can be applied to improve the photosensitivity in the dark and under infrared illumination conditions in tunneling photodiodes. [69][70][71] In order to understand the tunable asymmetric transport behavior in B/C 4 N 4 vdW heterojunctions via Li-ion adsorption, we explore the transport mechanism in two-probe Li-ion-adsorbed B/C 4 N 4 systems. The transmission function T(E,V b ) is the sum of transmission probabilities of all channels available at energy E under external bias voltage V b :…”
Section: Li-ions By Comparing the Band Structures Of B/c 4 N 4 Vdw Hmentioning
The adsorption of Li-ions on the bottom site contributes to improve the photodetectivity and photoresponsivity in B/C4N4 vdW heterojunction photodiode, owing to the elimination of interlayer Schottky barrier.
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