Self-Powered UV-Near Infrared Photodetector Based on Reduced Graphene Oxide/n-Si Vertical Heterojunction.
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Abstract
A novel self-powered photodetector based on reduced graphene oxide (rGO)/n-Si p-n vertical heterojunction with high sensitivity and fast response time is presented. The photodetector contains a p-n vertical heterojunction between a drop-casted rGO thin film and n-Si. Contacts between the semiconductor layer (rGO, n-Si) and source-drain Ti/Au electrodes allow efficient transfer of photogenerated charge carriers. The self-powered UV-near infrared photodetector shows high sensitivity toward a spectrum of light from 365 to 1200 nm. Under the 600 nm illumination (0.81 mW cm ), the device has a photoresponsivity of 1.52 A W , with fast response and recover time (2 ms and 3.7 ms), and the ON/OFF ratios exceed 10 when the power density reaches ≈2.5 mW cm . The high photoresponse primarily arises from the built-in electric field formed at the interface of n-Si and rGO film. The effect of rGO thickness, rGO reduction level, and layout of rGO/n-Si effective contact area on device performance are also systematically investigated.
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| Authors | Li, Guanghui;Liu, Lin;Wu, Guan;Chen, Wei;Qin, Sujie;Wang, Yi;Zhang, Ting; |
| Journal | Small (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany) |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.1002/smll.201600835
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