Near full light absorption and full charge collection in 1-micron thick quantum dot photodetector using intercalated graphene monolayer electrodes
Near full light absorption and full charge collection in 1-micron thick quantum dot photodetector using intercalated graphene monolayer electrodes
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DOI:
10.1039/c9nr09901h
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发表时间:
2020-02-28
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6.7
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Vazquez-Mena, Oscar
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作者:
Chen, Wenjun;Ahn, Seungbae;Vazquez-Mena, Oscar
Quantum dots (QDs) offer several advantages in optoelectronics such as easy solution processing, strong light absorption and size tunable direct bandgap. However, their major limitation is their poor film mobility and short diffusion length ( 700 nm in QDs photodetector and photovoltaic devices, causing a reduced photoresponsivity and a poor absorption towards the near-infrared part of the sunlight spectrum. Herein, we demonstrate 1 mu m thick QDs photodetectors with intercalated graphene charge collectors that avoid the significant drop of quantum efficiency towards lambda > 700 nm observed in most QD optoelectronic devices. The 1 mu m thick intercalated QD films ensure strong light absorption while keeping efficient charge extraction with a quantum efficiency of 90%-70% from lambda = 600 nm to 950 nm using intercalated graphene layers as charge collectors with interspacing distance of 100 nm. We demonstrate that the effect of graphene on light absorption is minimal. We achieve a time-modulation response of