Epitaxial 2D PbS Nanoplates Arrays with Highly Efficient Infrared Response.

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2016
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Abstract
2D nonlayered semiconductors attract intense interest due to their unique planar structure and various fascinating optoelectronic properties. Here, a method is developed to design orientation-controlled and well-defined single-crystalline PbS nanoplates arrays on mica. Furthermore, the single PbS nanoplate device displays great photoresponsivity, detectivity, and photogain values as high as 1621 A W , 1.72 × 10 Jones, and 2512, respectively.
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Authors Wen, Yao;Wang, Qisheng;Yin, Lei;Liu, Qi;Wang, Feng;Wang, Fengmei;Wang, Zhenxing;Liu, Kaili;Xu, Kai;Huang, Yun;Shifa, Tofik Ahmed;Jiang, Chao;Xiong, Jie;He, Jun;
Journal advanced materials (deerfield beach, fla)
Year 2016
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10.1002/adma.201602481
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pbs nanoplate arrays infrared detectors nonlayered materials van der waals epitaxies

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